Hollyoaks star Stephanie Waring has shared her second wedding ceremony in a sweet video.
The Cindy Cunningham actor married husband Tom Thornton-Brookes in a secret Maldives ceremony last month, and has now enjoyed a second celebration that included family and friends.
Posting a video montage of the wedding on Instagram accompanied by Beyoncé’s ‘Love on Top’, the star wrote in the comments that it was “an amazing day”.
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“Thank you to everyone who turned up for us to celebrate our marriage,” she added, sharing a “special thank you” to Hollyoaks co-star Ross Adams, who officiated the ceremony, as well as a few others who helped with the day.
“So many people I wish I could have spent all night with thank you for travelling so far to be a part of our day!” Stephanie continued.
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“And to my husband and best friend @tomtbrookes for making me the happiest woman in the world!” she concluded.
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Ross himself also posted about the wedding, writing on his Instagram page: “I married @stephwaring (Officiated her gorgeous wedding). Wishing you and @tomtbrookes a lifetime of happiness.”
Opening up last month about their first wedding, Stephanie told OK! Magazine: "We woke up, went for breakfast, spent some time at the pool, then started getting ready for the ceremony.
"We were meant to get married at 5pm, but I had a gut feeling the weather was going to take a turn in the afternoon.
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“So we asked the resort if we could move it to 2pm and they pulled it out of the bag - it was perfect sunshine. Then a storm started later on!"
Tom added: "The way everything has transpired, it feels like it's meant to be. Everything is perfect."
Stephanie confirmed earlier this year that she would be departing Hollyoaks as part of a number of cast axings as the soap moves to fewer episodes next month. She has since revealed a new career path as a life coach.
Hollyoaks streams first online via Channel 4 each weekday at 7.30pm. Episodes then air on E4 the following day, before getting their YouTube premiere a week after that.
Selected omnibus episodes are available via Prime Video.
