Molly Smith, fresh from her wedding to Tom Clare in Mallorca, continued to embrace her "bridal era" with a white thong bikini while relaxing at a beach club. The couple, who tied the knot in a lavish ceremony on the Spanish island over the weekend, were seen at a beach club in Calvià.
Smith, 32, showcased her physique in the skimpy swimwear as she cuddled with her husband, Tom Clare, 26. They were joined by fellow "Love Island" cast members, including Casey O'Gorman, Josh Ritchie, Sophie Piper, Mitch Taylor, and Hayley Griffin.
The couple also shared a vlog documenting the lead-up to their nuptials. The video captured pre-wedding preparations, including nail appointments, eyebrow treatments, and rehearsals for their first dance. "We've nearly finished it. It's just nice to have a few little movements to have some ideas of what to do," Smith said about their dance practice.
Smith had expressed pre-wedding nerves, particularly about her wedding dress being handled during travel. "I was having nightmares last night that they'd ripped my case open and my dress was just going to be on the conveyor belt... all open so everyone could see what it was," she shared.
Following their arrival in Mallorca, the couple admitted to enjoying cocktails and a relaxed dinner. Smith later shared highlights from her wedding morning on Instagram, featuring bridal white lingerie, including a sheer gown over a corset and satin pyjama shorts. She was seen enjoying champagne and dancing with her bridesmaids on a hotel balcony.
The wedding ceremony took place at Son Marroig, a 17th-century marble temple overlooking the sea. The couple, who met on the All Stars version of "Love Island" in 2024, were married in an elegant beaded bridal gown and a white tuxedo. The reception was held at the Suculenta Port de Sóller restaurant.
Reports indicate that a police visit occurred during the post-vow celebrations at the restaurant, reportedly due to noise complaints from local yacht crew. Despite the intervention, Smith and her guests appeared unfazed, continuing to celebrate by serving shots, cuddling, and jumping into the sea, as documented on social media.