BBC EastEnders actress Natalie Cassidy has opened up on her plans to get married in the 'local pub' and have a low-key celebration when she eventually ties the knot with her husband-to-be
EastEnders star Natalie Cassidy has shared the latest details on her plans for a wedding with her fiancé Marc Humphreys, eight years after they first got engaged.
Natalie and Marc first started dating in 2014, after they met on the Albert Square set, but while the couple initially progressed fast in their relationship, that hasn't been the case for getting married. " really expensive, when you've got children everything is expensive," the actress explained to the panel, which included Ruth Langsford, Brenda Edwards and Janet Street Porter.
Despite that, the couple still make sure they focus on having romance and time just the two of them without the kids involved.
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