Molly Smith officially announced her newlywed status to the whole plane as she and husband Tom Clare travelled back to Manchester on Friday following their 10-day boozy wedding in Mallorca.The couple held their second wedding at the picturesque Son Marroig, a stunning 17th-century marble temple overlooking panoramic sea views last weekend. And after a week of boozy celebrations with their fellow Love Island pals Sophie Piper, Joshua Ritchie, Casey O'Gorman and Mitch Taylor they headed home. However after losing a game of Uno while waiting at the departure gate, Molly was forced to announce her newlywed status over the plane's tannoy. Boarding the same flight as Sophie and Josh, her pals filmed her addressing the passengers as she began: 'Everyone can I just have your attention please.'I hope you all had the best holiday, I did because I just got married,' Molly then showed off her wedding ring as the crowd cheered in congratulations. Molly Smith officially announced her newlywed status to the whole plane on Friday in after losing a bet to her Love Island pals as she and Tom Clare return from wedding in Mallorca She began: 'Everyone can I just have your attention please. 'I hope you all had the best holiday, I did because I just got married,' Molly then showed off her wedding ring as the crowd cheered Turning around Molly was left in hysterics as she teased: 'See Josh that's how you do a bet.'Earlier in the day, Sophie had revealed she woke up hungover with a tequila tattoo on her foot after getting the drunken ink on a boozy night out in Mallorca. Sophie complained her tattoo ink was 'so thick' in the comments as former co-star Mitch Taylor joked 'What is wrong with us?'Newlywed Tom, 26, also joined in on the fun to mark the last night of their 10-day wedding party.'Last night vibes! What an unbelievable 10 days, married my sole mate and made memories to tell the grandkids! Magical. Oh, and got my first tattoo,' he penned. Mitch's girlfriend Hayley Griffin posted a photo of the group's matching tattoos at the airport.'And this basically sums up how we ended the wedding week,' she quipped. Tom and Molly 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. After losing a game of Uno while waiting at the departure gate, Molly was forced to announce her newlywed status over the plane's tannoy Earlier in the day, Sophie revealed she woke up hungover with a tequila tattoo on her foot after getting the drunken ink on a boozy night out in Mallorca The Love Island star, 27, debriefed fans after getting the drunken ink on a boozy night out in Mallorca for Molly and Tom's wedding celebrationsShe 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.The couple started dating after they met on the All Stars version of the reality show in 2024.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. Racing driver Seb Melrose, 28, then set the record straight, admitting the police gave the wedding party a warning for jumping in the port – which is not allowed.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, 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.