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Michelle Collins, 60, marries fiancé Michael, 39, in London ceremony – see all the wedding pics

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Former EastEnders star Michelle Collins couldn't have looked happier as she finally tied the knot with her partner Mike Davidson after 10 years together at Islington Town Hall.

The low-key London ceremony was attended by Michelle's former co-star Adam Woodyatt, and now the actress has exclusively shared her wedding album with OK!.

From bare-foot dancing and a custom-made bridal outfit, to the emotional tributes to her late mum Mary, the day was filled with special details – see all of the beautiful pictures and read Michelle's post-wedding interview below...

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