Love Island Stars Wed
Love Island All Stars winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare legally wed in the UK, planning lavish Majorca ceremony.
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The UK legal ceremony took place outside a courthouse, with confetti around the couple as they shared a kiss; Molly wore a short white dress with a pillbox-style net veil while Tom wore a classic suit.
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Their Spanish wedding is planned for Majorca at Son Marroig, described as a clifftop 17th-century marble temple, with an estimated cost around £10,000.
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Tom revealed on their NearlyWeds podcast that upgrading the venue and adding extras significantly increased costs, with a notorious moment where he said: 'Oh yeah that’s another £40,000.'
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Since winning Love Island All Stars, Molly and Tom have secured multiple high-profile brand deals, including Boohoo, Alani Nu, Abbott Lyon, L'Oréal Paris and Maybelline.
Love Island All Stars winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare have officially tied the knot, marrying in a small civil ceremony in the UK. The couple shared their first wedding photo on Instagram — captioned "Just Married" — showing Tom dipping Molly outside a courthouse as confetti fell around them, according to Alloa Advertiser.
Molly wore a white mini dress with a pillbox-style net veil. Tom wore a classic suit. A follow-up post showed their wedding rings alongside the words "Husband and wife," per East Lothian Courier.
UK Ceremony Sets Up a Bigger Spanish Wedding
Today's ceremony was a legal step, not the main event. The couple plan a much larger celebration in Majorca, Spain, this summer. It will be held at Son Marroig — a clifftop 17th-century marble temple — according to Cumnock Chronicle.
The Spanish venue is reported to cost around £10,000 to hire. The UK ceremony was described as "intimate" by multiple outlets, with only a small group present. The Majorca event is expected to be the couple's full, lavish wedding celebration.
Wedding Costs Spiralled: 'Oh Yeah, That's Another £40,000'
Planning the Spanish wedding has not been smooth. Tom Clare revealed on their podcast, NearlyWeds, that costs kept climbing. Each upgrade or added extra pushed the price higher. In one now-infamous moment, Tom reacted to a new expense by saying: "Oh yeah, that's another £40,000," according to SSB Crack News.
The couple discussed the on-and-off nature of their wedding planning publicly. Choosing a venue like Son Marroig — a historic clifftop estate — added to the overall bill. The podcast gave fans a candid look at how quickly wedding budgets can grow.
From Love Island Victory to Engagement in Dubai
Molly and Tom met on Love Island All Stars in early 2024 and won the series together. Their relationship quickly moved from the villa to real life. Tom proposed to Molly in Dubai in September 2025, according to El Balad.
The proposal made headlines, and the couple kept fans updated throughout their engagement. Their Love Island win gave them a large public platform, which they used to build a media presence together — including their joint podcast and regular social media updates.
Brand Deals Followed Their Love Island Fame
Since winning Love Island All Stars, Molly and Tom have landed a string of major brand partnerships. Their deals include Boohoo, Alani Nu, Abbott Lyon, L'Oréal Paris, and Maybelline, according to SSB Crack News.
These deals have made the couple one of the more commercially successful pairs to come out of the Love Island franchise. Their combined social media reach and public profile made them attractive to fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands looking to connect with younger audiences.
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