Love Island All Stars Winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare Marry in Ceremony

Love Island All Stars winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare have announced their marriage, sharing a photograph on Instagram showing them kissing as flower petals surrounded them. The couple, both 32 and 26 respectively, married in a ceremony held in Majorca, a location significant to their relationship that extends beyond where they initially met on reality television.

Wedding Details and Ceremony

Molly wore a short-sleeved white mini dress paired with a matching pillbox hat and netted veil for the occasion, while Tom opted for a black suit and tie. The couple shared multiple photographs from the day on social media, including a close-up of their wedding rings alongside a bridal bouquet. Both announced their marital status with the caption "Husband and wife" on their Instagram stories, prompting congratulations from fellow Love Island contestants including Casey O'Gorman, Sophie Piper, and internet personality GK Barry.

Timeline of Their Relationship

The pair first met during the first series of Love Island: All Stars in January 2024, where they defeated Molly's former partner Callum Jones and his contestant Jessica Gale to win the competition. Their relationship progressed significantly throughout the year: they announced a house purchase together later in 2024, followed by an engagement proposal in Dubai in September 2024, where Tom surprised Molly with flowers and candles near the Burj Al Arab luxury hotel. The couple recently transitioned into media work, taking over hosting duties of the NearlyWeds podcast, which documents their wedding planning journey including events such as Molly's Ibiza hen celebration and Tom's stag party.

Molly previously appeared on Love Island's sixth season in 2020, while Tom competed on the second winter edition in 2023. The Majorca location held particular meaning for them, as the couple explained they wanted to marry where their televised romance developed, though they also considered accessibility for family members involved in the occasion.