Home and Away spoilers follow for episodes airing soon in Australia, which some UK viewers may prefer to avoid.
Home and Away has released a new trailer for an upcoming storyline involving Ari Parata (Rob Kipa-Williams) and Mia Anderson (Anna Samson).
The new trailer shows Mia walking into the hospital in her wedding dress, with text overlaying it to say: "A wedding like no other."
The couple get married in a hospital, with Ari saying: "With this ring, I marry you. Remember this moment, forget everything that's happened before and everything that's about to happen. Now, this is all that matters."
Mia speaks over the top of the trailer to say that she loves Ari and will "always" love him.
This comes after the show confirmed that Ari is terminally ill, receiving his tragic diagnosis this week.
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Ari was rushed to hospital after suffering abdominal pain and nausea, with the doctors discovering that he has cancer of the appendix.
Ari's diagnosis came off the back of an arrest, after he falsely confessed to the murder of Matthew Montgomery to protect Mia and her daughter Chloe (Sam Barrett), who were both involved in the showdown leading to Matthew's death.
Dr Logan Bennett (Harley Bonner) revealed that there wasn't much they could do for Ari, except a lengthy surgery that wouldn't save him, only extend his life.
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Ari decided he didn't want to undergo surgery, deciding it would be better to die on his own terms rather than facing a life behind bars for Matthew's death.
As a result, Mia and Ari have decided to tie the knot before he dies, in a tragic ceremony that will undoubtedly be bittersweet for the Home and Away characters.
Rumours about Kipa-Williams' departure from the show have been circulating for several months, although the show has still not officially confirmed his departure away from these scenes.
Home and Away fans will see these scenes air in Australia next week.
Home and Away airs weekdays at 1.15pm on Channel 5 and 6pm on 5STAR (UK) and Mondays to Thursdays at 7pm on Channel 7 (Australia). Selected classic episodes are available via Amazon Prime Video in the UK.
