Love Island stars Molly Smith and Tom Clare recently held their second wedding ceremony at the Son Marroig estate in Mallorca. The couple exchanged vows within a 17th-century marble temple that offers panoramic sea views.
Their destination wedding is estimated to have cost around £10,000. The venue, Son Marroig, is a popular choice for couples seeking a wedding on the Spanish island. Full wedding packages at the venue can range from £68,000 to £102,000, depending on guest numbers and selected vendors. The estate features spacious terraces and gardens, with a Carrara marble pavilion contributing to its atmosphere. Most ceremonies are held near the temple, with reception capacity for up to 140 guests on the terraces. The venue does not offer on-site accommodation, and couples are typically required to hire a wedding planner and use local vendors.
IMAGE4 When not hosting events, Son Marroig functions as a museum. Molly Smith and Tom Clare, who met on "Love Island: All Stars" in 2024, had previously held a legal ceremony in the UK last month. Following their Mallorca service, guests attended a reception on the terrace, where a candle-lit wedding breakfast was served as the sun set. Smith wore a beaded bridal gown, while Clare sported a white tuxedo. The couple shared photos of the occasion on Instagram, captioning them: "The best day of our lives."
Other "Love Island" cast members in attendance included Mitch Taylor and his girlfriend Hayley Griffin, as well as Sophie Piper and Joshua Ritchie. Best man Casey O'Gorman shared videos from the reception, though he reportedly faced travel difficulties. O'Gorman documented an incident where his EasyJet flight was overbooked, leading to a wait at the gate before a passenger volunteered their seat in exchange for compensation. He later arrived at the wedding, sharing updates on social media.
One "Love Island" personality, Anton Danyluk, revealed he declined the invitation due to concerns about his alcohol consumption. Danyluk, who has spoken openly about managing his drinking, stated he had decided to stop drinking at the time of the invitation and later realized his issue was with controlling intake rather than abstaining entirely. He expressed well wishes to the couple despite his absence, though his explanation drew criticism from some "Love Island" fans and fellow cast members.
Molly Smith had previously described the wedding planning process as stressful due to last-minute details and inquiries. The couple's legal ceremony in the UK concluded with a dinner at The Ivy, which reportedly became lively with guests dancing on tables and Casey O'Gorman ending up on the floor. Smith and Clare noted that while they aimed for perfection, the process involved some minor challenges but expressed that they were nearing completion for their big day.
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