Love Island: All Stars winners Tom Clare and Molly Smith have arrived in Palma, Mallorca, for their second wedding ceremony. The couple, who met on the first series of Love Island: All Stars in 2024, are preparing for larger celebrations on the Spanish island after a more intimate civil ceremony last month in Manchester.
Molly, 32, and Tom, 26, became engaged in September after Tom proposed during a trip to Dubai. Their first wedding took place at Manchester's Stockport Town Hall, described by Molly as a "really special and intimate" occasion. Following the legal ceremony, the couple celebrated with close friends and family at The Ivy, which Molly noted ended with guests "dancing on tables" and their best man Casey O'Gorman "in a heap on the floor."
The pair recently shared that wedding preparations had become stressful, with Molly telling the Daily Mail that "invoices being sent and all the last bits" were causing anxiety. Tom added that while they want everything to be "perfect," minor details and questions from guests have added to the pressure.
Molly described Tom's stress response as "stress cleaning," where he begins vacuuming. Despite the last-minute anxieties, the couple expressed confidence in their planning.
For their legal ceremony, Molly opted for a simple dress and a pillbox hat, which she found to be a departure from her wedding dress. She noted that finding her wedding dress for the Mallorca ceremony was an emotional experience, with the first dress she tried on being the one she chose, bringing tears to her mother and friends.
Molly and Tom attribute their relationship's success outside the Love Island villa to "good communication," shared interests, and goals. They plan to spend a few extra days in Mallorca after their wedding before embarking on a honeymoon, though their minimoon plans are not yet finalized.