EastEnders ' Alfie Moon reveals all on his secret bride-to-be next week, just days before his wedding is due to take place.
There has been no clue as to Alfie being engaged since his return recently, and instead he's been trying to win back ex Kat Slater - trying to stop her from marrying Phil Mitchell.
So when a mystery young woman arrives in Walford and informs Alfie he is getting married in the morning, both he and Kat are speechless.
News of his nuptials leave Kat stunned that she's been lied too, and Alfie has a lot of explaining to do.
Alfie quickly reveals that the woman in question is not his mystery fiancée, but he is set to marry another woman.
As Kat fumes at Alfie for lying to her, shocked he would hide something so huge, he agrees to let her meet his real fiancée as he explains everything the best way he can.
Soon the truth is revealed, and preparations for the wedding day are in full swing with it just hours away.
But things clearly don't go to plan - so who is his mystery partner and what is really going on?
Towards the end of the week, Kat pushes Alfie to rectify the mess he has made while details remain under wraps as to whether he does get married or not.
Viewers will find out the truth next week and who the bride is, as the story unfolds.
It follow's Alfie's return last month, with actor Shane Richie reprising the role - with him recently revealing he was bringing back 'the old' Alfie Moon.
He told The Mirror, after a meeting with soap boss Chris Clenshaw: "We sat down and he said, 'Listen, I've got this idea of bringing Alfie back,' and I said really? Then he sold it to me said we want the old Alfie, because over the years there's been all very different Alfies, and my favourite Alfie is from 2002 to 2005, look it up. That’s the Alfie we have got back."
He went on: "So Chris was so instrumental, for telling me the long-term storyline with Alfie and it's the old Alfie.
"The guy who looked after Nana Moon, who wore his heart on his sleeve, who tries to make light of everything through his own innocence and naivety and still gets it wrong.
"The drama only works on a show like this if you have got the light and the shade. I'm happy to come in and bring the lightness if we can have Alfie getting up to his tricks and scams, and is he gonna get back with Kat? I can't tell you, keep watching."
EastEnders airs Mondays to Thursdays at 7:30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
