A second 'I do' in Majorca
Love Island stars Molly Smith and Tom Clare have tied the knot for a second time, celebrating their marriage with a larger ceremony in Majorca. The couple, who met and won the first series of Love Island All Stars in 2024, made things official with a courthouse ceremony late last month, according to multiple reports. They then flew out to the Spanish island earlier this week for a bigger celebration with friends and family, as reported by The Sun U.S. Edition.
The ceremony took place at Son Marroig, a 17th Century marble temple perched on the cliffs of Majorca, described by The Daily Star and The Sun U.S. Edition as a stunning and breathtaking location. Reports put the cost of the venue at around £10,000, though the Daily Mirror states the venue costs £10,000 per night to hire.
The bride and groom
Molly arrived at the ceremony escorted by her father, wearing a strapless white gown with a billowing skirt and a long veil. She wore her hair half up and half down, with diamante detailing on her dress catching the sunlight, and carried a bouquet of simple white flowers, as reported by both The Daily Star and The Sun U.S. Edition. Tom looked dapper in a white tuxedo jacket paired with a black bow tie.
After exchanging vows, the newlyweds were pictured enjoying a glass of fizz and sharing a kiss for the cameras, according to The Sun U.S. Edition.
Love Island co-stars in attendance
The celebrations had a strong Love Island flavour, with several former co-stars making the trip to Spain. Sophie Piper and Josh Ritchie were among the guests, with Sophie wearing a gold sequin gown, according to both The Daily Star and The Sun U.S. Edition. 'Messy' Mitch attended with his girlfriend Hayley Griffin. Casey O'Gorman, a close friend of Tom, served as best man.
The couple's romance began on Love Island All Stars in 2024, where they won the series. Tom had previously reached the final of series nine with Samie Elishi, finishing third, while Molly appeared as a Casa Amor bombshell in series six and met Callum Jones. Tom proposed in September last year, according to The Daily Star and The Sun U.S. Edition.
Afterparty disruption
While the wedding itself was picture-perfect, the second day of festivities saw a visit from local police. The afterparty took place at the Suculenta Port de Sóller restaurant, where local yacht club members were said to have become irritated by the group, as reported by the Daily Mirror. Guests were spotted jumping into the sea, which is banned, and the Guardia Civil were called to speak to those in attendance and de-escalate the situation.
According to the Daily Mirror, Tom's close friends Casey O'Gorman and Seb Melrose, both wearing swimming shorts, were seen being spoken to by the Guardia Civil, who flashed a smile before the celebrations continued. Molly and Tom were also seen jumping into the sea.
A source told The Sun: "Molly and Tom's guests were having a great time, people were downing beer, and Casey was keeping everyone in the party mood. At one point, Casey decided to jump into the port next to the restaurant, which is forbidden. The police arrived to give him a telling off and told him where he was allowed to swim."
The Daily Star and The Sun U.S. Edition made no mention of the police visit in their reports, focusing instead on the romance and glamour of the wedding.
Prior celebrations in the UK
The couple had already marked their marriage with a courthouse ceremony in the UK, which the Daily Mirror reports took place at the end of June in Manchester, attended only by those closest to them. They then hired The Ivy in Manchester for their post-ceremony celebrations, according to the Daily Mirror.
This second, larger ceremony in Majorca was a chance for the couple to celebrate with their extended circle of friends and former co-stars, marking the beginning of their married life together in style.