It was just a few weeks ago that Emily Atack said ‘I do’ in her local church in Bedfordshire.But in keeping with her champagne-guzzling Rivals character, Sarah Stratton, the star doesn’t like to do anything by halves.Tomorrow she will tie the knot once again to Dr Alistair Garner in a second star-studded Spanish wedding – watched by her Rivals co-stars Alex Hassell and Victoria Smurfit in the stunning whitewashed hilltop town of Mojacar.And this morning Emily was seen there for the first time ahead of the nuptials, which will take place at a lavish ceremony at a 16th-century church.The actress was seen showing her family and close friends the set-up, which includes the courtyards of the two neighbouring restaurants she has rented out.Expected to be joined by 200 guests tomorrow, the actress appeared relaxed in a vintage floral dress from the archival collection of Diane von Furstenberg, and Prada sunglasses. Emily Atack puts the finishing touches to her Spanish wedding as she oversaw crates of Cava arriving ahead of the lavish ceremony tomorrow – while her Rivals co-stars fly in for the bash The actress was seen showing her family and close friends the set-up, which includes the courtyards of the two neighbouring restaurants she has rented out Tomorrow she will tie the knot once again to Dr Alistair Garner (right) in a second star-studded Spanish wedding in the stunning whitewashed hilltop town of MojacarAfter chatting to her wedding planner in the pillared courtyard of the church, the group then headed in for a run through of the big day.The wedding party included her popstar father, Keith Atack, who up until 2018 owned a house in the idyllic town, and her actress-comedian mother, Kate Robbins.After the rehearsals, Ms Atack was overjoyed to be greeted by a group of friends and her new husband who was waiting for her.The newlyweds jumped in a taxi to spend the rest of the afternoon together.Meanwhile, outside the church, cases of £18-a-bottle Cava were being delivered by staff, alongside boxes of beer, wine and spirits for the after-party attended by Ms Atack’s Rivals castmates.Last night, Mr Hassell, who famously starred opposite Ms Atack in the naked tennis scene as Rupert Campbell-Black, touched down in the southeastern province of Spain with his wife, Emma King.The 46-year-old actor was spotted in a tan T-shirt running at Almeria Airport before jumping in a chauffeured car for the hour drive down to Mojacar.Ms Smurfit, who plays Aidan Turner’s wife Maud O’Hara, was also spotted hiring a car at the Spanish airport with her husband, Steve Jacobs.Rufus Jones, who plays Emily’s on-screen husband in Rivals, Paul Stratton, was also seen out sightseeing with his wife Philippa Allam ahead of the ceremony. Having her wedding in the British holiday hotspot has always been a dream of Emily’s after spending her childhood summers at her father’s property.Last year, she jetted out to Mojacar with her then-fiancé, 40, and their two-year-old son, Barney, for their first holiday as a family. Expected to be joined by 200 guests tomorrow, the actress appeared relaxed ahead of the big day in a strappy floral dress and Prada sunglasses This morning Emily was seen at the venue for the first time ahead of the nuptials, which will take place at a lavish ceremony at a 16th-century church After chatting to her wedding planner in the pillared courtyard of the church, the group then headed in for a run through of the big day The wedding party included her popstar father, Keith Atack (left) who up until 2018 owned a house in the idyllic town, and her actress-comedian mother, Kate Robbins Last night, Alex Hassell, who starred opposite Ms Atack in Rivals as Rupert Campbell-Black, touched down in the southeastern province of Spain with his wife, Emma King Outside the church, cases of £18-a-bottle Cava, were being delivered by staff, alongside boxes of beer, wine and spirits for the after-party attended by Ms Atack’s Rivals castmates Crates upon crates of booze were being stacked up ahead of the festivities tomorrow Having her wedding in the British holiday hotspot has always been a dream of Emily’s after spending her childhood summers at her father’s propertyEmily told the Telegraph in a 2020 interview: ‘I loved my family holidays in Mojacar, in Andalucia, when I was growing up.’We had a property there and my dad sold it a couple of years ago, but it’s our favourite place on Earth and we still go there every single year and stay in a hotel.’Last year it was reported she and Alistair, who welcomed their son Barney in June 2024 and got engaged in July 2025, were thinking about getting married in Spain.A source told the Sun: ‘Emily has been going to Spain with her family on holiday ever since she was a child and loves the idea of getting married there.’She and Alistair adore the stunning countryside there, and guaranteed sun is a bonus. They love the idea of friends and family joining them.’Meanwhile, earlier this year, Emily shared details of her second wedding as she revealed her special day abroad will be a ‘fat, f***-off party’.She added: ‘I think I’ve nailed it. We’re getting married in September. I’ve very much enjoyed the planning process.’She went on to tell Luxury London Magazine: ‘Choosing napkins and stuff. I’m like, “My God, my life is here!”‘Emily shared her delight over marrying Alistair telling the publication: ‘Life is good. It doesn’t get much better than where I am now.’ Mr Hassell was spotted in a tan T-shirt running at Almeria Airport before jumping in a chauffeured car for the hour drive down to Mojacar Emily’s on-screen husband in Rivals, Rufus Jones, was out sightseeing with his wife Philippa Allam ahead of the ceremony tomorrow Tomorrow she will tie the knot once again following the Bedfordshire-based legal ceremony last month that was held for their closest friends and family It came after Emily revealed she’s banned children from attending her second wedding to Alistair, despite being a mother herself.She has admitted that she’s told her guests that no children will be allowed, adding she’s been surprised by how accepting they’ve been of the idea.Emily said: ‘We’re being kind to our friends and making sure that people don’t have to worry too much about paying for lots of things, but we have said no kids at the wedding, no children.’Speaking on The Romesh Ranganathan Show podcast, Emily added: ‘I’m surprised by how many people are happy about that. I thought I’d get a lot of people kicking off, but they’re like no, “f*** those kids”.’