Coronation Street FIRST LOOK: Sarah Platt marries Adam Barlow in romantic ceremony wearing 1920s style dress and feathered stole
Sarah Platt and Adam Barlow’s wedding day looks set to be one of the most magical in Coronation Street’s history.
First look images of the soap characters’ big day see blushing bride Sarah (Tina O’Brien) and adoring husband Adam (Sam Robertson) exchanging their vows in front of their family and friends.
The happy couple are joined by Sarah’s bridesmaids, her daughter Bethany Platt (Lucy Fallon) and her niece Lily, as well as page boy Harry, her son with the late Callum Logan.
Wedding bells: Sarah Platt and Adam Barlow’s wedding day looks set to be one of the most magical in Coronation Street’s history
Nick Tilsey [Ben Price] and David Platt [Jack P. Shepherd] will walk Sarah down the aisle.
Actress Tina is given a stunning 1920s makeover for filming, modelling a vintage style dress with an intricate lace bodice.
Her beautiful bridal look is completed by a feathered stole and accessorised with an embellished headband.
Big day: First look images of the soap characters’ big day see blushing bride Sarah (Tina O’Brien) and adoring husband Adam (Sam Robertson) tying the knot
White wedding: The pair exchange vows in front of their family and friends
Her blonde hair was styled in retro curls and she sported a pretty pink palette of make-up.
Adam is dapper in a three piece suit, looking unable to tear his eyes away from his bride.
As is the custom in soap land, the wedding day doesn’t go quite to plan, this time due to widower Daniel Osbourne’s (Rob Mallard) drunken antics.
Gorgeous: Actress Tina is given a stunning 1920s makeover for filming, modelling a vintage style dress with an intricate lace bodice
Trouble ahead: As is the custom in soap land, the wedding day doesn’t go quite to plan, this time due to widower Daniel Osbourne’s (Rob Mallard) drunken antics
Daniel – whose wife Sinead Tinker (Katie McGlynn) – passed away in the autumn, is drinking heavily in the Rovers when he decides he’s going to prove his love to Bethany.
He stumbles across the street to the salon flat, where he begins shouting up at the window, drawing the attention of Bethany and Sarah.
Pulling out his late wife’s wedding ring, Daniel gets down on one knee and proposes to Bethany.
Uh oh: Daniel – whose wife Sinead Tinker (Katie McGlynn) – passed away in the autumn, is drinking heavily in the Rovers when he decides he’s going to prove his love to Bethany
Causing a commotion: He stumbles across the street to the salon flat, where he begins shouting up at the window, drawing the attention of Bethany and Sarah
It marks the union of two of Weatherfield’s most iconic families, the Platts and the Barlows.
Speaking to Radio Times, Tina said: ‘It feels a bit Romeo and Juliet and historic! It would be a bit strange not being a Platt any more though, but of all the other families on the street to marry into, the Barlows are the one I’d choose.’
‘Sarah was meant to marry Jason Grimshaw but he climbed out of the toilet window in the church and jilted her, then when they eventually did get married her brother David faked his suicide and drove into the canal just for the attention!
‘If there is another wedding I’d like it to be a peaceful happy one for Sarah this time. She wouldn’t want a big fuss or any drama.’
Will you marry me? Pulling out his late wife’s wedding ring, Daniel gets down on one knee and proposes to Bethany