Tatty Devine recreated THAT plastic ring

The cult jewellery designers Tatty Devine created a new version of the plastic heart ring that made a priest flinch in the original Four Weddings.

And rather brilliantly, it’s now on sale as a limited edition line. When you buy the ring, you also get a page of original script signed by Curtis.

It’s been emotional

Filming took place over the course of two days, with locations including a handsome church in Hampstead. By the time the sequel wrapped, Curtis was in tears of joy – and he wasn’t the only one.

“I’ve been teary-eyed the whole day,” MacDowell tells the Radio Times.

“It’s kind of silly but when you get older and you have the opportunity to be put back into a similar situation with these people who you had such a close connection to and you had such good memories of, it’s really affecting.”

Expect laughter – and perhaps a few tears

Remember this is Richard Curtis territory we’re in here, so we can expect his lighthearted touch with jokes aplenty; and perhaps a little poignancy, too.

As Curtis says, this is about happiness, love and avoiding funerals – via the great, wide-reaching work that Comic Relief does.

Tune into One Red Nose Day and a Wedding during the Comic Relief show tonight from 7pm on BBC One

Everything you need to know about tonight’s Four Weddings revival