Seb Melrose has revealed the true reason why the Guardia Civil were called to the second day of Love Island star Tom Clare and Molly Smith's wedding in Majorca21:04, 26 Aug 2026Updated 21:06, 26 Aug 2026A guest at Tom Clare and Molly Smith's wedding has revealed why the Guardia Civil were called. The two Love Island stars recently jetted out to Majorca for the second part of their wedding, having already had a legal ceremony in the UK.‌However, as friends and family gathered at the Suculenta Port de Sóller restaurant, things descended into chaos, prompting the Guardia Civil to be called. A local yacht group were said to have become annoyed by members of the wedding party.‌As the party got into full swing, with booze flowing, those in attendance were spotted jumping into the clear blue sea, which is banned. The Guardia Civil were reportedly called, and Tom's best man and close friend, Casey O'Gorman, was seen being given a "telling off".‌Content cannot be displayed without consentNow, racing driver and Too Hot To Handle star, Seb Melrose, has taken to TikTok to share what really happened. He said: "So, a bunch of news articles have come out to say that we were naughty boys. And I'm here to tell you that this is not true."Speaking on TikTok, Seb, 28, continued: "The police came because, yes, we all jumped in the port to celebrate Tom and Molly's marriage. That was fun. Anyway, none of us realised that in Spain, apparently, that's not allowed in the port specifically.‌"So anyway, the police arrived, gave us a warning to say, 'Please don't do it again because your lives are basically in danger if a boat comes.' It made complete sense. But we didn't do it again. The police stayed around, they loved us, had a laugh with us, and we were able to continue our celebrations."‌Seb went on to say: "So the police didn't come because we were too drunk, because we weren't. It was kind of the start of the day anyway. So, we were all okay, and this was just a little slap on the wrist. But the Guardia Civil, they were lovely people, and thank you for being so respectful."So whatever you hear in the news, it's false. We were not being bad." At the time, speaking to The Sun, a source said: "Molly and Tom's guests were having a great time, people were downing beer, and Casey was keeping everyone in the party mood."At one point, Casey decided to jump into the port next to the restaurant, which is forbidden. The police arrived to give him a telling off and told him where he was allowed to swim."‌However, this wasn't the first hiccup the wedding festivities faced – prior to heading to Majorca, Casey almost found himself grounded in the UK. He revealed that he had almost missed the wedding and claimed that easyJet had overbooked the flight, and he was initially denied entry.The couple were married at the end of June in a courthouse ceremony in Manchester, attended only by 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 an even more lavish wedding on the Spanish Island of Majorca over the weekend, with reports revealing the couple hired out the 17th-century mansion Son Marroig.Article continues belowIt has been stated that the venue costs £10,000 per night to hire, while social media clips from the big day have shown guests partying up a storm after the couple said: "I do."Photographs from the event have begun to circulate on social media, with Molly stunning in a strapless white gown and a long, flowing veil.The pair had both previously featured on the main Love Island show - with Molly appearing on season six in 2020 and Tom on season nine in 2023. While they both failed to find lasting love after their initial turns on the show, it appears they found everlasting love when they returned to the villa for the All Stars version of the show.