The Corrie stars who DIDN'T go to Jack P Shepherd's posh wedding as mystery grows over absence of very famous face
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CORRIE stars were out in force for Jack P Shepherd's lavish wedding bash – but fans were quick to spot some very familiar faces missing from the guest list.
As the soap favourite tied the knot in a star-studded ceremony, speculation swirled over why a handful of his long-time castmates were nowhere to be seen.
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Jack P Shepherd and wife Hanni Treweek said I Do at Manchester Cathedral on Saturday
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Guests included Tina O'Brien and Lucy Fallon
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Jack's on-screen mum Helen Worth also attended
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Jack and wife Hanni Treweek said I do in their stunning wedding ceremony on Saturday at Manchester Cathedral.
Despite a cloudy day, the pair pulled out all the stops for their special day at at stunning city centre landmark.
After their nuptials at the Gothic cathedral, they headed the short distance to The Lowry hotel in Salford for the wedding breakfast and reception.
Jack's on-screen sister Tina O'Brien, who plays Sarah Platt, looked elegant in a summery blue dress as she arrived for the big day.
His on-screen niece Lucy Fallon, who plays Bethany Platt, opted for a summery yellow floor-grazing frock.
Many of Jack's Corrie co-stars attended the lavish bash, including soap legend Helen Worth who played his onscreen mum, Gail Platt, Samia Longchambon (Maria Connor), Lucy Fallon (Bethany Platt), Alan Halsall (Tyrone Dobbs), Tanisha Gorey (Asha Alahan) and Jane Danson (Leanna Battersby).
Also in attendance were Ben Price (Nick Tilsley), Colson Smith (Craig Tinker) Sally Dynevor (Sally Metcalfe), Joe Duttine (Tim Metcalfe), Sally Carmen-Duttine (Abi Webster), Daniel Brocklebank (Billy Mayhew), Jimmi Harkishin (Dev Patel) Chris Gasgoyne (Peter Barlow) and Julia Goulding (Shona Platt).
However, soap fans noticed some colleagues who didn't attend the wedding do - including a long-time castmate.
Missing from the celebrations was Sue Nicholls – who plays Jack's on-screen gran Audrey – as well as Weatherfield legends Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald) and Barbara Knox (Rita Tanner).
Also nowhere to be seen were former co-stars and close pals Michelle Keegan (who played Tina McIntyre) and Brooke Vincent (who played Sophie Webster).
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A source previously exclusively told The Sun of the pair's plans for a truly memorable day.
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 expense 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.
Who attended Jack P. Shepherd's Wedding?
Jack and wife Hanni Treweek said I do in their stunning wedding ceremony on Saturday at Manchester Cathedral. Despite a cloudy day, the pair pulled out all the stops for their special day at at stunning city centre landmark. After their nuptials at the Gothic cathedral, they headed the short distance to The Lowry hotel in Salford for the wedding breakfast and reception.
Jack's on-screen sister Tina O'Brien, who plays Sarah Platt, looked elegant in a summery blue dress as she arrived for the big day.
His on-screen niece Lucy Fallon, who plays Bethany Platt, opted for a summery yellow floor-grazing frock.
Many of Jack's Corrie co-stars attended the lavish bash, including soap legend Helen Worth who played his onscreen mum, Gail Platt, Samia Longchambon (Maria Connor), Lucy Fallon (Bethany Platt), Alan Halsall (Tyrone Dobbs) and Jane Danson (Leanna Battersby).
Also in attendance were Ben Price (Nick Tilsley), Colson Smith (Craig Tinker) Sally Dynevor (Sally Metcalfe), Joe Duttine (Tim Metcalfe), Abi Webster (Sally Carmen-Duttine), Daniel Brocklebank (Billy Mayhew), Jimmi Harkishin (Dev Patel) Chris Gasgoyne (Peter Barlow) and Julia Goulding (Shona Platt).
Also in attendance were Jack's former Celebrity Big Brother housemate Chris Hughes.
Who was missing?
Soap fans noticed some colleagues who didn't attend the wedding do - including a long-time castmate.
Missing from the celebrations was Sue Nicholls – who plays Jack's on-screen gran Audrey – as well as Weatherfield legends Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald) and Barbara Knox (Rita Tanner).
Also nowhere to be seen were former co-stars and close pals Michelle Keegan (who played Tina McIntyre) and Brooke Vincent (who played Sophie Webster).
"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."
Jack and Hanni were spotted sharing a kiss and having a photoshoot as they arrived at their after party venue.
Hanni's dress was seen in all its glory as the newlyweds got out of their red Mustang wedding car and adjusted their outfits before heading into the next venue.
Jack, 37, who plays David Platt in the ITV soap, met Hanni, 35, when she worked behind the scenes on the show.
He proposed on a romantic safari break last year.
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Sue Nicholls was absent from Jack's big day
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Brooke Vincent was missing from the guest list
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Samia Longchambon arrived with husband Sylvan
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