Tom York Weds Kara Milner in Star-Studded Ceremony

Poldark star Tom York has married his model girlfriend Kara Milner, surrounded by his co-stars from the hit drama.

The actor's co-star Beatie Edney revealed the happy news in an Instagram post on Monday, sharing a short clip from the dancefloor at the wedding, and revealing the Poldark-packed guestlist.

Tom, 33, is best known for playing Sam Carne in the BBC series, the protective older brother of Demelza played by , 34.

Eleanor was invited to the big day, posing for selfies with Beatie, 63, who played Prudie Paynter maid and companion to the Poldark family, and her onscreen brother Tom.  

Turlough Convery, who played gamekeeper and henchman Tom Harry, also joined the fun along with Freddie Wise, who played Geoffrey Charles, nephew of the show's protagonist and the drama's screenwriter and executive producer Debbie Horsfield.

'Tom York got married to his love Kara,' Beatie captioned the post. 'Several of our Poldark family were there to celebrate including @eleanortomlinson and our fabulous writer #debbiehorsfield as well as #freddiewise and #turloughconvery.'

'Being careful who and what I post. It was a beautiful and amazing wedding, full of joy, love, laughter and friendship.'

Tom is yet to share any photos himself from the wedding, but did happily update fans when he got engaged to his longterm girlfriend Kara in May 2024.

The actor shared photos of a beaming Kara showing off her stunning engagement ring as he gushed: What an amazing weekend with the perfect ending ✨ Thank you @karamilner for making me the luckiest man. ♥️' 

Poldark, based on the novels of Winston Graham, focused on the burgeoning relationship between Cornwall gentleman Ross Poldark (Aidan Turner) and his scullery maid turned wife, Demelza (Eleanor Tomlinson). 

Over five seasons, which aired between 2015 and 2019, it set pulses racing with its love triangles, bedroom romps and upstairs-downstairs affairs. 

The series adapted the first seven of the twelve novels, which were previously adapted by the 1975–1977 BBC television series. 

For the final season Horsfield, who had written the series since its premiere, diverged from the books for the first time to pen her own chapter of the saga, set nine years before the events of the eighth novel.

The final series was criticised by some for its 'jumpy approach to time and ludicrous storylines' but many fans called for more episodes. 

There is more source material in Graham's unadapted novels and Aidan Turner, who played the title character and now stars in the hit Disney Plus show Rivals, has said that whilst he is unlikely to return to a lead role a future reboot could focus on the next generation of Poldarks.

'There are some books... I need to check what books they are. I think Ross is quite a bit older,' he told the Radio Times in 2022. 

'I think Jeremy, Ross's son, he's 16 or 18 or something. And I think when we left Ross, I think Jeremy might only be 10. I'm not quite sure.'