Love Island All Stars winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare are now well and truly husband and wife after swapping vows twice - and celebrating their nuptials in a lavish ceremony in Mallorca17:29, 23 Aug 2026Molly Smith and Tom Clare have gone from saying "I've got a text" on Love Island to saying "I've got married" - tying the knot two years after matching on the show. Fans of ITV's long-running reality dating show will recall the pair falling for each other on the first ever All Stars season of the series.‌The pair had both featured on the main Love Island show previously - with Molly appearing on season six in 2020 and Tom featuring on season nine in 2023. While they both failed to find lasting love following their initial turns on the show, it appears they found everlasting love when they went back to the villa for the All Stars version of the show.‌And over the weekend the couple swapped vows in front of family and friends as they vowed to spend the rest of their lives together. The ceremony, held on a Spanish island, was the second marriage for the pair - who previously underwent a legal ceremony before hosting their lavish nuptials abroad.‌Molly, 32, and Tom, 26, were first married at the end of June in a courthouse ceremony in Manchester which was attended by only those closest to the pair. They then hired out The Ivy in the same city to host their post ceremony celebrations.The couple then hosted a even more lavish wedding on the Spanish Island of Mallorca over the weekend - with reports revealing the couple hired out the 17th century mansion Son Marroig.‌It has been stated that the venue costs £10,000 per night to hire - while social media clips from the big day have shown guests parting up a storm after the couple said "I do."‌Photographs from the event have begun to circulate via social media, with Molly stunning in a strapless white gown and long flowing veil.Tom was waiting for his bride at the end of the aisle - looking sharp in a white tuxedo and black bow tie. Molly was walked down the aisle by her father, and the couple beamed as they swapped vows and kissed in front of their guests.And among the guests were a large number of fellow Love Island stars. Fellow Islander Casey O'Gorman - who has appeared on the main Love Island series once, All Stars twice, and also featured on the Love Island Games - served as best man to Tom.‌Social media footage has shown the cheeky 29-year-old tearing up the dancefloor following the main ceremony.‌While other Love Island stars in attendance included Mitch Taylor and his model girlfriend Hayley Griffin, as well as Sophie Piper and her partner Joshua Ritchie.The star guests all dressed up for the ceremony and have been sharing video clips and videos online. However, one Love Island star was invited to the event - but turned down the invitation.‌Fellow season six contestant Anton Danyluk, 31, said he was too anxious to appear at the ceremony and celebrations out of fear he could lost control with drinking. Taking to social media, the Scotsman explained that he was "honoured" to be invited to the ceremony - but said he would have to decline in order to avoid the temptation of drinking.Explaining that he previously attempted not to drink for five months, before realising it was a case of not knowing when to stop when he did drink, he said: "Since then I drink on the odd social occasion. A few then I stop. Has it got out of hand once or twice? Yeah. But it's still a world away from where it used to be and I'm okay with that."So looking back, if I knew then what I know now, I'd have gone. I'd have accepted that it's about the occasion, and about control. At the time I had to say no in order to learn that..." He added: "Congratulations you two. I'm gutted I missed it but I couldn't be happier for you."Article continues belowLike this story? For more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads .