Love Island stars Molly Smith and Tom Clare's wedding festivities in Mallorca took an unexpected turn when police were called to their celebrations on day two. The couple, who married over the weekend, were seen enjoying their post-wedding party which reportedly drew the attention of local yacht crew, leading to the involvement of the Guardia Civil.
Molly Smith, 32, and Tom Clare, 26, who won the All-Stars version of the reality series in 2024, held their wedding ceremony in Mallorca. Following their vows, the celebrations continued at the Suculenta Port de Sóller restaurant.
Videos shared on social media showed guests, including the bride and groom, participating in lively activities. Best man Casey O'Gorman was noted for his energetic participation, including jumping into the port, an act that reportedly led to the police being called.
Molly Smith appeared unbothered by the police intervention, as depicted in social media posts where she was seen serving shots and joining guests in jumping into the sea. The party continued with friends, family, and co-stars, including Sophie Piper and Josh Richie.
Earlier in their wedding preparations, Molly and Tom admitted to experiencing some stress. "It's got to the stressful part, just because we're weeks out and only because it's invoices being sent and all the last bits that you start to panic about," Molly told the Daily Mail. Tom added that while he is typically a relaxed person, the final preparations for their big day had caused him to engage in stress-cleaning activities.
The couple's legal wedding concluded with dinner at The Ivy, which was described as ending with guests dancing on tables. The day after the main celebrations, the group attended a more subdued event at the Wellies Restaurant in Puerto Portals.