Jack P Shepherd beams as he arrives at cathedral for wedding to Hanni Treweek with Corrie co-stars
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JACK P Shepherd brightened up a dull Manchester summer's day as he arrived at the city's Cathedral with a glowing smile ahead of his wedding to Hanni Treweek.
The Coronation Street star, 37, looked dashing in a cream suit, paired with a white shirt and black bow tie as he arrived at the iconic Gothic building.
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Jack P Shepherd flashed a huge smile as he arrived at Manchester Cathedral for his wedding
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He will say I Do to fiance Hanni Treweek this afternoon at the iconic Gothic venue
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Jack arrived with his mum and son, who sported a matching suit
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His co-stars Colson Smith and Ben Price arrived in matching suits
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Lucy Fallon opted for a summery yellow frock and strappy sandals
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Corrie's Tina O'Brien chose a floral floor-length gown while her co-star Julia Goulding was elegant in green
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He paired his look with black trousers and snazzy sunglasses.
Jack scooted through the Manchester city centre crowds in a bright red vehicle emblazoned with a white bow before meeting his ITV co-stars outside.
These included fellow Corrie alums Colson Smith and Ben Price, with whom he fronts a podcast, who were decked out in matching dark suits and floral button holes.
The screen star's mum oozed elegance in a cream silk blouse and matching trousers while his son from another relationship sported an identical outfit to his dad.
Jack's on-screen sister Tina O'Brien, who plays Sarah Platt, looked elegant in a summery blue dress.
Meanwhile his on-screen nice Lucy Fallon, who plays Bethany Platt, opted for a summery yellow floor-grazing frock.
A white Rolls Royce vehicle was spotted nearby ready to whisk bride Hanni, 35, to the venue.
A total of 150 white padded seats were laid out on the flagstones while staff worked hard to instal a detailed floral altar.
After their nuptials at the Gothic cathedral, they headed the short distance to The Lowry hotel in Salford for the wedding breakfast and reception.
WONDERFUL WEDDING
A source previously exclusively told The Sun of the pair's plans for a truly memorable day.
Inside Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd's cosy £500 a night Cheshire spa stay with stunning fiancee Hanni Treweek
They said: "Jack and Hanni are having their big white wedding at Manchester Cathedral on Saturday.
"They have gone all out to make sure it's their dream day and there has been no expensed spared.
"It's a very grand setting getting wed at the cathedral, and it is packed with guests, including many of Jack's Corrie co-stars.
"They have hired top Manchester security service Capricorn to make sure everything goes smoothly on the day and after the ceremony, everyone will head to the five-star Lowry hotel for a lavish after party."
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Jack, who plays David Platt in the ITV soap, met Hanni when she worked behind the scenes on the show.
He proposed on a romantic safari break last year.
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Tina plays Jack's on-screen sister Sarah Platt
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Helen Worth - who played Jack's on-screen Corrie mum Gail Platt until she quit the soap - looked elated as she arrived
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Love Island alum Chris Hughes was seen without girlfriend JoJo Siwa
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A white Rolls Royce was spotted ready to pick up Hanni
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Staff had been seen laying out 150 white padded chairs
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