Emily Atack apologises to locals in the Spanish town of Mojacar as they watch her wed Dr Alistair Garner for the second time in a lavish ceremony

Emily Atack apologised to the locals of Mojacar as she celebrated her second wedding to Dr Alistair Garner in the whitewashed Spanish village.After the couple were wed in the courtyard of the 16th century church joined by 197 friends and family, they headed out to take pictures in a parked convertible red Cadillac with their two-year-old son, Barney, at the wheel.Before getting into the car the Rivals star, 36, turned to locals who were gathered to watch and said in an apologetic tone: ‘This is all a bit over the top isn’t it?’The Inbetweeners actress has a strong bond with the area as her pop star father Keith Atack, 67, owned a property there for decades until 2018 with Emily still spending every summer in Mojacar.The newlyweds rented out two neighbouring restaurants in the historic town and locals were visibly frustrated when security told them they were unable to walk through the area.It comes after Dua Lipa’s wedding to Callum Turner in May was heavily criticised by locals in Sicily after the couple blocked off several streets in the capital. Emily Atack (pictured) apologised to the locals of Mojacar as she celebrated her second wedding to Dr Alistair Garner in the whitewashed Spanish village After the couple were wed in the courtyard of the 16th century church joined by 197 friends and family, they headed out to take pictures in a parked convertible red Cadillac with their two-year-old son, Barney, at the wheel’Palermo is not for sale,’ was graffitied on the walls of the ancient city as residents protested the bash.After the ceremony, Emily and Alistair walked through a shower of rose petals before leading the Champagne toast and mingling with guests.The congregation then moved down the steps and were treated to a three-course meal consisting of starter options of cod risotto or mandarin sorbet.Main course was shredded suckling pig with pumpkin compote and roasted apples.Dessert was mango mousse with nougat ice cream and raspberry coulis with rum on the rocks and coffee afterwards.Every table on the seating chart was named after the word ‘Love’ in different languages including German, Scottish Gaelic, Hawaiian, Greek, Swahili, Korean, Spanish, Arabic, Indonesian, Fijian and Filipino.David Tennant led the star-studded ceremony as he was joined by fellow Rivals castmates Alex Hassell, Rufus Jones (Ms Atack’s on-screen husband), Bella Maclean and Victoria Smurfit.The show’s writer, Dominic Treadwell-Collins was also in attendance with his fellow lead producer Felicity Tucci, with her Devil Wears Prada actor husband, Stanley.Notable absences from the Disney+ cast included Aidan Turner and Danny Dyer. It comes after it was revealed Ms Atack’s ITV gameshow with the former EastEnders actor, Nobody’s Fool, has been dropped after one season. Tellingly, Ms Atack’s former castmates from the Inbetweeners franchise were not there. Before getting into the car the Rivals star, 36, turned to locals who were gathered to watch and said in an apologetic tone: ‘This is all a bit over the top isn’t it’ The Inbetweeners actress has a strong bond with the area as her popstar father Keith Atack, 67, owned a property there for decades until 2018 with Emily still spending every summer in MojacarLast week it was announced the beloved show would return for a third film, but it was unclear if the actress would reprise her breakthrough role as Emily Hinchcliff.It was previously reported Ms Atack was dropped from the 10th-anniversary special, Fwends Reunited, on the eve of filming.Sources claimed her co-star James Buckley gave bosses an ‘it’s her or me’ ultimatum fearing his wife Clair would find out about their alleged off-screen romance.Comedians Keith Lemon and Katherine Ryan were in the crowd.Ms Ryan helped herself to some pre-ceremony oysters with her husband, Bobby Kootstra, as she waited for the bride.ITV’s Love Island voice-over star Iain Stirling was also among guests with his wife, Laura Whitmore.