Emmerdale’s James Moore has revealed his future plans for a family after marrying his partner Sophie Edwards at a scenic lakeside manor house earlier this week.

The soap actor, 32, who plays Ryan Stock on soap, looked towards the future while Sophie recalled their first date in a sweet interview. 

James admitted that it all still felt ‘so surreal’ as he shared their plans to go on a honeymoon in Florida next year before having children. 

Speaking to OK! Magazine, he added: ‘We need to find a house first. I’ve got too many vinyl records to fit a baby in out flat.’ 

The couple, who met on the dating app Bumble almost six year ago, became engaged in 2022. 

Emmerdale’s James Moore has revealed his future plans for a family after marrying his partner Sophie Edwards at a scenic lakeside manor house earlier this week

The soap actor, 32, who plays Ryan Stock on soap, looked towards the future while Sophie recalled their first date in a sweet interview

Sophie recalled: ‘I didn’t know James was disabled until he mentioned it and I didn’t know he was on Emmerdale until he mentioned it. 

‘However, my mum is an Emmerdale fan… she was ecstatic!’

James brought his new wife to tears during the ceremony as he opened up about living with a disability.

On the big day, he revealed the challenges he had faced growing up with cerebral palsy, which is a condition name for a group of lifelong conditions that affect movement and coordination.

For the sweet nuptials, one hundred guests attended the romantic Cheltenham -based venue to celebrate their special day.

James opted to add a pop of colour to his wedding ceremony as he walked down the aisle wearing a deep purple two-piece suit – similar to one worn by Batman’s Joker.

He paired his quirky ensemble with some pale blue brogue Oxford shoes, which feature lilac laces, and a pale patterned tie.

Sophie looked elegant as she graced the aisle in a princess-like wedding dress that featured leaf detailing.

James admitted that it all still felt ‘so surreal’ as he shared their plans to go on a honeymoon in Florida next year before having children 

Adding of their first date, Sophie recalled: ‘ I didn’t know James was disabled until he mentioned it and I didn’t know he was on Emmerdale until he mentioned it’ 

Matching her beloved, Sophie held a bouquet featuring pale pink roses.

In their wedding video, James was seen getting teary as Sophie walked among her emotional guests.

Sophie’s mother walked her down the aisle to McFly’s All About You, and there wasn’t a dry eye as the pair said their ‘I dos’.

For the big celebration, the couple incorporated their personality with a Simpsons-themed doughnut wall.

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There was also a temporary tattoo station with an array of Pokemon designs.

Back in September, James – who joined Emmerdale in 2018 – revealed they would be getting married in two months.

He posted a snap of them posing with their wedding rings on Instagram after getting them made.

James wrote: ‘Can’t believe that it’s less than two months until me and Soph get married!!

‘Time has only flown so quickly, but I like to think that we are well prepared. We made our wedding rings last week and it felt so special and unique and was another reminder that I can’t wait to spend the rest of my life with my favourite person.’

Last June, the TV star celebrated their four-year anniversary with a heartfelt social media post. 

The pair got engaged in May 2022 and hinted at their wedding earlier this week when James changed his Instagram bio to ‘Husband to Sophie Edwards’

He shared several smiling selfies of the couple and penned: ‘4 years today with my favourite person, my partner, my best friend and now my fiancée too!! 

‘I’m so lucky and grateful for everything that you do, looking out for me and always being there for everything!! 

‘I love you so much and I can’t wait to marry you next year.’

James has ataxic cerebral palsy, the same disability his character Ryan has.

He made history in 2019 when he became the first disabled winner of a National Television Award, picking up the Best Newcomer gong.