Emily Blackwell has revealed the exciting news that wedding planning is underway as she prepares to tie the knot with her fiancé Jordan Oldershaw. The Made In Chelsea star, 28, has also lifted the lid on a heartwarming role their baby daughter Eva June, three months, will play on the big day. She told The Mirror: 'I need to do some [wedding planning]! We’re planning on getting married in 2026, so I’ve got a bit of time.

'Eva will be a little flower girl too, which is lovely. My main focus for our wedding is to have fun.'. Emily admitted: 'I just want it to be enjoyable – I don’t want to stress about it. I just want it to be a celebration and not a big wedding.'. The reality star also couldn't contain her excitment at the prospect of becoming a wife, although revealed there is 'too much' going on this year for the couple to squeeze the wedding into 2025.

Emily Blackwell has revealed the exciting news that wedding planning is underway as she prepares to tie the knot with her fiancé Jordan Oldershaw. The Made In Chelsea star, 28, has also lifted the lid on a heartwarming role their baby daughter Eva June, three months, will play on the big day. She and Jordan got engaged in August 2024 after the businessman popped the question during a lavish Florence getaway.

Emily revealed in December that the couple had welcomed their daughter Eva June prematurely, almost two months ago. Their first child was born 10 weeks early and was forced to spend 53 days in the ICU in an incubator, which Emily described as the 'hardest time' of her and Jordan's lives. However the family are now enjoying their time together and Emily has since taken to Instagram to share a slew of sweet snap from the last few months.

Last week, alongside the caption 'TEAM,' the star shared a series of heartwarming photos of the family out and about. Earlier this month, the mother-of-one also posted a sweet mirror selfie holding the little one, who was adorably smiling. She went on to share a stunning photo of the threesome out on a walk together, as she penned: 'Mum and dad strolls' as they pushed the pram together. The new mum looked positively radiant as she wrapped up in a stylish black coat and cream beanie hat.

She completed the look with straight leg pale blue jeans and beige UGGS. She said: 'I need to do some [wedding planning]! We’re planning on getting married in 2026, so I’ve got a bit of time'. Emily added: 'Eva will be a little flower girl too, which is lovely. My main focus for our wedding is to have fun'. She and Jordan got engaged in August 2024 after the businessman popped the question during a lavish Florence getaway.

Meanwhile baby Eva was snapped asleep in her buggy as she was wrapped up in her coat and an adorable hat. The star also shared a collection of snaps to round of 2024 as she confessed: '2024 the most memorable, beautiful yet challenging year of my life'. Emily previously announced she was pregnant in September just three weeks after she announced her and Jordan's engagement. She shared a montage of the little one's time in hospital from being hooked up to equipment to finally being well enough to go home.

Emily wrote in the lengthy caption: 'Hello world Eva June Oldershaw born 03.11.2024. After 53 days in the NICU our little miracle is finally home. Eva was born over 10 weeks early'. 'To say the last few months have been the hardest times of our lives, would be an understatement.'. She continued: 'Not being able to take our baby home for 2 months, feeling totally out of control, sitting for hours staring at monitors, listening to the bleeping and alarms going off, not knowing what each day will bring.'.

'Staring at Eva through an incubator with wires everywhere and feeling totally helpless, asking the nurses to help us hold our baby. She went on to share a stunning photo of the threesome out on a walk together, as she penned: 'Mum and dad strolls' as they pushed the pram together. The star also shared a collection of snaps to round of 2024 as she confessed: '2024 the most memorable, beautiful yet challenging year of my life'.

Their first child was born 10 weeks early and was forced to spend 53 days in the ICU in an incubator, which Emily described as the 'hardest time' of her and Jordan's lives. 'This is not how I imagined it…However, Eva is one tough cookie and I’m so incredibly grateful she’s now here with us at home and healthy'. Emily went on: 'I can’t thank the NHS enough and in particular, the Chelsea Westminster Hospital.

'The midwives, doctors and nurses are ABSOLUTE angels, who we will forever be indebted to'. 'Even though this was not what I had planned, I’m still so grateful for the journey we been on. We have had 10 extra weeks with our baby girl and watched her conquer so much. She is one strong little lady'. 'Now it’s time to adjust and enjoy life as a family of 3 and soak up every single moment in our newborn bubble'.