Molly Smith and Tom Clare have turned their Love Island romance into a real-life marriage, celebrating their relationship with a spectacular destination wedding in Majorca.
The couple, who won the first season of Love Island: All Stars in 2024, held their larger wedding celebration in Spain on Saturday, August 22, 2026. The ceremony followed an intimate legal wedding in the UK the previous month.
Their Spanish celebration brought together family, friends and several familiar faces from the Love Island franchise, creating a wedding that felt like both a romantic milestone and a reunion for their reality-TV circle.
The Big Day
The Majorca celebration took place against one of the island’s most dramatic coastal settings.
Reports identified Son Marroig, a historic estate and 17th-century marble temple overlooking the Mediterranean, as the location for the ceremony. The setting provided a striking backdrop for the couple’s second wedding celebration.
Molly walked down the aisle in a dramatic strapless white princess-style gown with a long veil. Tom complemented her look with a white tuxedo jacket and black bow tie.
The overall styling was considerably more elaborate than their intimate legal ceremony in Britain.
A Second Wedding
Although August 22 was the couple’s major destination celebration, it was not their first wedding day.
Molly and Tom legally became husband and wife in the UK on July 22, 2026. They announced the news the following day, sharing photographs from their intimate ceremony and confirming that they were officially married.
For that first ceremony, Molly chose a short white dress with a pillbox-style hat and net veil, while Tom wore a dark suit and tie.
The couple had planned the larger Spanish celebration separately, allowing them to have a smaller legal ceremony followed by the destination event they had envisioned.
Why Majorca?
Majorca had a special significance for Molly and Tom.
Although they met on Love Island: All Stars in South Africa, Majorca has long been closely associated with the Love Island franchise because it was home to the original show’s villa.
The couple had previously discussed their desire to marry abroad and eventually settled on Majorca for their August celebration. They had originally considered other European locations before deciding on the Spanish island.
The choice gave their wedding a subtle connection to the television franchise that brought them together.
Their Love Story
Molly and Tom entered the Love Island world separately.
Molly previously appeared as a Casa Amor bombshell on series six, while Tom competed on series nine. Their paths finally crossed when they joined the inaugural Love Island: All Stars season in early 2024.
The connection developed quickly, and they ultimately won the series together.
Their victory came with a £50,000 prize, but the relationship proved to be considerably more valuable than the reality-show winnings. They continued dating after leaving the villa and soon built a life together away from the cameras.
The Proposal
Tom proposed to Molly in September 2025 during a romantic trip to Dubai.
The proposal reportedly took place in front of the Burj Al Arab, with candles and flowers creating the setting for the engagement.
Molly later said the proposal completely surprised her, while Tom had described himself as a perfectionist who wanted every part of the moment to go according to plan.
The engagement came roughly 17 months after their All Stars victory.
Wedding Planning
The couple documented much of their journey toward marriage through their NearlyWeds podcast.
The show gave listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the realities of planning a wedding, from guest-list decisions to outfits, finances and preparations.
By August, the pair had already completed their hen and stag celebrations and were making their final preparations for Majorca. An episode released shortly before the wedding captured them discussing their last date night before heading abroad.
The podcast also gave fans a more personal view of their relationship away from the polished images associated with their social-media accounts.
The Guest List
The Majorca wedding included several of the couple’s fellow reality stars.
Among those reported to be present were Sophie Piper, Joshua Ritchie and Mitchel Taylor.
Tom’s close friend and fellow Love Island contestant Casey O’Gorman served as his best man. Casey and Tom became particularly close during series nine, before Tom later met Molly on All Stars.
The presence of so many familiar faces made the occasion feel like a reunion of the reality-TV world that shaped the couple’s relationship.
A Family Celebration
The two-stage approach allowed Molly and Tom to combine privacy with celebration.
Their July ceremony gave them the opportunity to legally marry in an intimate setting, while the Majorca event allowed them to gather a larger group of loved ones for the wedding they had imagined.
Before choosing their destination, the couple had spoken about the importance of making travel manageable for family members and people who had played significant roles in their lives.
That balance appears to have shaped the final wedding plans.
From Villa to Marriage
Molly and Tom’s journey is unusual even by Love Island standards.
Many couples from reality dating shows struggle to maintain relationships once filming ends. Molly and Tom instead continued their relationship outside the villa, moved in together, bought a home and eventually became engaged.
Their wedding marks the latest stage of a relationship that began in front of television cameras but developed into a private life beyond the show.
Their story has therefore moved well beyond the prize money and attention that came with winning All Stars.
The Molly Smith wedding celebrations culminated in Majorca on August 22, 2026, where Molly and Tom Clare celebrated their marriage surrounded by family, friends and fellow Love Island stars.
The Spanish ceremony followed their official UK wedding on July 22, meaning the couple had already legally become husband and wife before arriving in Majorca.
With Son Marroig providing the dramatic setting, Molly’s princess-style gown, Tom’s white tuxedo and a guest list filled with Love Island personalities, the destination celebration delivered the lavish second wedding the couple had spent months planning.
