Reality television stars Tom Clare and Molly Smith, who first found fame on separate seasons of Love Island before winning the All Stars series together, are set to exchange vows in a second wedding ceremony in Mallorca. The couple, who have been together since leaving the villa in 2024, previously had a legal ceremony at Stockport Town Hall.
Their upcoming celebration is understood to be taking place at the 17th-century Son Marroig, a clifftop venue, with reports suggesting the event cost around £10,000. This follows their legal wedding, which sources described as a raucous affair that resulted in guests passing out. The pair have openly discussed the planning process, noting that wedding preparations have led to some stress.
Molly, 32, and Tom, 26, met on Love Island All Stars. Previously, Tom competed in series nine, finishing third with Samie Elishi, while Molly was a Casa Amor bombshell in series six, where she met Callum Jones. Tom and Samie parted ways a month after leaving the villa, and Molly and Callum ended their three-year relationship, reportedly because Molly desired an engagement that did not materialize.
After winning Love Island All Stars, Tom and Molly became a couple, moving in together in Manchester and later purchasing their first home. Tom proposed to Molly in Dubai a year later, a moment captured and shared online with the caption "SHE SAID YES!!!". Tom had previously sought Molly's father's blessing for the marriage during a family barbecue.
As wedding preparations intensified, the couple sold their first home after 18 months, citing the need to find a new 'forever home' where they envision starting a family. They have also shared light-hearted insights into wedding budgeting, with Molly joking about paying bills without telling Tom, referencing a £4,000 expense for fairy lights that Tom found excessive.
Leading up to the wedding, both Tom and Molly had separate stag and hen parties. Tom celebrated in Las Vegas with friends, including fellow Love Island stars Casey O’Gorman and Mitch Taylor, detailing lively pool parties. Molly had her hen party in Ibiza, enjoying beach celebrations and cocktails. The couple later tied the knot in a legal ceremony in Manchester, with Molly announcing the news on Instagram with a photo captioned, "Husband and wife."
Regarding their Mallorca ceremony, the couple arrived earlier in the week. They have even removed their wedding bands for the occasion, with Tom telling PEOPLE that they want to experience the moment of putting them on again. He added, "I don't think it will feel like we're actually married until we have the main wedding."