It's the runaway bride!
Emmerdale weddings never do go to plan and on Monday 13th April's instalment, it seemed the worst is about to happen during Sam (James Hooton) and Lydia's (Karen Blick).
It was the big hen and stag parties, but in true Mandy Dingle style, she went and made a big mistake - the sexy masseuse who was supposed to be entertaining the hens was accidentally sent to the boys, while the hens had to make do with a whisky tasting session.
But everyone made the most of the situation - even Cain sat down for a massage - and by the end of the night, all involved were positively steaming drunk.
Lydia naturally wanted to carry on the night and asked her hens to go into town with them, but with the whisky taking its toll, only hardy Mandy pushed on into the small hours of the night.
On the way home, the bride-to-be was caught vomiting out of the back of her cab, while Mandy had a fight with the taxi driver who wouldn't take them any further.
And to make matters worse, he drove off, leaving the two women stranded on a country road.
Mandy turned to Lydia to formulate a plan on how they were going to get home but much to her surprise, the bride was gone.
Becoming rather worried, Mandy shouted all around for her pal, but Lydia was nowhere to be seen.
Will she turn up unharmed before her wedding day?
We know from spoilers Lydia and Sam will thankfully tie the knot, but it won't be without drama...
Vinny's dad will show up completely unannounced and it's another shock for Mandy.
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Helen Daly is the Associate Editor for Radio Times, overseeing new initiatives and commercial projects for the brand. She was previously Deputy TV Editor at a national publication. She has a BA in English Literature and an MA in Media & Journalism from Newcastle University.
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