Molly Smith shared an emotional moment from her wedding at the weekend as she captured the moment her dad saw her in her dress for the first time. The Love Island star, 32, got her happy ever after as she tied the knot with Tom Clare, 26, in a lavish ceremony in Mallorca over the weekend, after their legal ceremony last month. While Molly has been sharing details from the day with fans, on Wednesday she took to Instagram with a heartfelt video of her dad John wiping away tears after seeing her in her wedding dress. As the pair prepared to walk down the aisle together her dad John was overcome with emotion which set off Molly's tears too. Captioning the sweet clip, Molly penned: 'The man who loved me first.' Meanwhile Tom also commented: 'Wow I've cried all week.'Love Island star Molly Smith's proud dad was left wiping away his tears as he saw his daughter in her wedding dress for the first time in emotional video shared on Instagram on Wednesday As the pair prepared to walk down the aisle together her dad John was overcome with emotion which set off Molly's tears tooIt isn't the first time Molly's dad has got emotional after they previously revealed he was left in tears when Tom asked for permission to marry her.Two years after winning Love Island: All Stars, the couple are deep in preparations forSpeaking on their podcast NearlyWeds back in March, Tom explained: 'When I asked your dad, that I wanted to take your hand in marriage, we were at our family barbecue.'Your family were there and my family was there. But because we were going away I was like this is the time I need to ask your dad.'And I said, "John will you just come have a look at this in the garage for me?" And he was like straight up because he likes to help.'And then I pulled him in. I was like, "Oh, John, like obviously me and Mo are going away." And I really want to ask her to marry me. Obviously, I wanted to ask you for permission first.'And then he teared up. He did tear up and then gave me a big hug, which I thought was really really nice.'Molly added: 'It's quite reassuring isn't it.'The couple held their second wedding at the picturesque Son Marroig, a stunning 17th-century marble temple overlooking panoramic sea views. Their destination wedding, likely costing around £10,000 (€11,682), is popular amongst couples wanting to say 'I Do' on the Spanish island.Molly welcomed her guests onto the terrace for their luxury candle-lit wedding breakfast while watching the sunset. She stunned in an elegant beaded bridal gown in the first snaps she and Tom shared from their wedding on Instagram, while Tom sported a white tuxedo.Captioning the sweet clip, Molly penned: 'The man who loved me first' It isn't the first time Molly's dad has got emotional after they previously revealed he was left in tears when Tom asked for permission to marry her Molly also became teary as she saw her dad getting emotional The couple started dating after they met on the All Stars version of the reality show in 2024.Following the ceremony, guests partied well into the night, with best man Casey O'Gorman sharing videos of himself letting loose on the dance floor.Love Islander Mitch Taylor and his model girlfriend Hayley Griffin were also in attendance, as were Sophie Piper and her partner Joshua Ritchie – who all looked dressed to impress. After their vows on Saturday, the party continued with friends, family and co-stars gathering at the Suculenta Port de Sóller restaurant, where local yacht crew at the harbour reportedly grew irritated at the party and called the Guardia Civil.While for many brides a police visit during their wedding would be a nightmare, Molly seemed wholly unfazed as she served shots, cosied up to her husband and jumped into the sea in a series of social media posts. Best man Casey stripped down to tiny Speedos while leering gormlessly at the police officer – in images shared by Mitch Taylor, who professed his love for the party boy. The wedding party – including the bride and groom – were seen throwing themselves into the water, while a number of snaps showed the guests swigging drinks.Molly and the guests were keen to document the party on social media in the wake of the visit from police – although remained unbothered by the intervention.