Reality television personalities Molly Smith and Tom Clare celebrated their second wedding ceremony over the weekend at the Son Marroig estate in Mallorca. The picturesque venue, situated on the Spanish island, offers panoramic sea views and features a historic 17th-century marble temple where the couple exchanged vows.

This destination wedding is estimated to have cost around £10,000 ($11,682). The Son Marroig estate is a sought-after location for weddings, with full-day events potentially costing between £68,000 and £102,000 ($80,000 to $120,000), depending on guest numbers and vendor selections. The venue's terraces and gardens, highlighted by a Carrara marble pavilion, provide a sophisticated atmosphere. Ceremonies typically take place by the marble temple, with reception capacity for up to 140 guests on the terraces.

Smith and Clare, who met on the 2024 season of Love Island: All Stars, previously had their legal civil ceremony in the UK last month. They announced their engagement in September last year. The Mallorca celebration followed their earlier UK ceremony, which concluded with a dinner at The Ivy that reportedly became lively, with guests dancing on tables and one attendee ending up on the floor.

During the Mallorca wedding festivities, guests included fellow Love Island contestants. However, former cast member Anton Danyluk explained his absence, stating he declined the invitation due to his ongoing journey with sobriety. Danyluk, who has been open about his past struggles with alcohol, shared that he made the decision not to attend to prioritize his health, though he expressed well wishes to the couple.

Another guest, Casey O'Gorman, who served as best man, experienced travel complications en route to the wedding. O'Gorman detailed on social media how his EasyJet flight was overbooked, and he was initially denied boarding. After a wait, a passenger volunteered to give up their seat in exchange for compensation, allowing O'Gorman to board. He documented his journey, including a video call with the groom while en route.

The Son Marroig estate operates as a museum when not used for private events. Couples hiring the venue are typically required to engage a professional wedding planner and utilize approved local vendors, as there is no on-site accommodation for guests.