Emmerdale confirms when Charity and Mack wedding will air as the truth explodes

Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) took great delight in Emmerdale in telling her closest family and friends that she and Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) have booked a date for their wedding.

The former landlady and current owner of the Woolpack stopped by her pub to reveal the good news to Chas (Lucy Pargeter), pleading with her to be her bridesmaid.

The decision to set a date came shortly after the news of rapist Mark Bails’ death, with Charity vowing to move forward and surround herself with good people, believing fiancé Mack to fall into that category.

But with the big secret of Chloe Harris’ (Jessie Elland) baby being his, it’s safe to assume that this wedding could be one to remember – though not for the reasons the bride-to-be would’ve hoped for!

Set your reminder, Emmerdale fans.

The highly-anticipated wedding is set for April 20, so grab the popcorn and make a note not to miss the ITV soap during the week in question.

Will the baby secret out on the big day? We’ll just have to wait and see.

Teasing the outcome of this storyline, an Emmerdale spokesperson previously said: ‘With his relationship with Charity in a better place than it’s ever been, Charity and Mack have a big Dingle wedding to look forward to. 

‘But the past has a habit of catching up with you and it’s only a matter of time before this baby bombshell explodes in Mack’s face. 

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‘With the revelation that the love of her life cheated on her, could we see Charity revert to the old her and press the self-destruct button?’

Consider us intrigued.

Emmerdale continues Monday February 6 at 7:30pm on ITV1 and ITVX.

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