Inside Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd's upcoming wedding to soap colleague with just one month to go
CORONATION Street star Jack P. Shepherd is set to marry fiancee Hanni Treweek in just a month and the couple have given fans an insight into their big day.
The actor - who plays David Platt in the ITV soap - met Hanni when she worked behind the scenes on the soap.
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He proposed on a romantic safari break last year.
The Celebrity Big Brother champion even revealed he had taken part in the reality show in order to pay for the nuptials - and hadn't expected to win.
Now Hanni, an influencer, has shared a snapshot of what the couple will be sharing with their nearest and dearest on their July wedding.
She wrote: 'Seven incredible years of memories with you.
'Here's to four weeks of feeling excited, nervous, overwhelmed, emotional, in love and everything else that comes with being a bride.
'I can't wait to marry you.'
Jack commented: 'It's going to be epic.'
The couple have had their own wedding fragrances made up for the big day.
Giving guests a taste of what they can expect to drink at the celebration, Hanni posted two bottles of wine - a Sancerre at £23.49 a battle and a Malbec at £8.95 a bottle.
She also shared a sneak peek at the save the date card for the wedding, designed by famed artist Dave Draws.
Hanni also revealed she has a surprise for husband to be Jack, having visited York multiple times.
She said: 'The amount of times I've visited York since being engaged, I cannot wait to tell Jack why…'
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