Published: 08:39 BST, 22 August 2026 | Updated: 08:39 BST, 22 August 2026
Tom Clare and Molly Smith are proof that reality TV dating shows can actually work.
The pair won the All Stars series of Love Island and have seen their relationship go from strength to strength.
Since leaving the villa in 2024, they have been one of the only couples to stand the test of time.
Last month, the couple tied the knot at Stockport Town Hall, where their raucous legal ceremony resulted in guests passing out.
Now, Tom, 26, and Molly, 32, are set for a bigger celebration with family and friends in Mallorca today (August 22).
They are understood to have chosen the stunning clifftop 17th-century marble temple Son Marroig for their Spanish nuptials, which cost around £10,000, according to The Sun.
Inside Love Island's Tom Clare and Molly Smith's unconventional romance as pair are set to wed in Mallorca (pictured during their legal ceremony last month)
The pair won the All Stars series of Love Island and have seen their relationship go from strength to strength. They had both previously appeared on separate series of Love Island (pictured on All Stars 2024)
Ahead of their larger wedding celebration, the Daily Mail has taken a look back at their unconventional romance.
Love Island fans watched the pair fall in love after they appeared on the All Stars version of the show. They had both previously appeared on separate series of Love Island.
Tom had finished third on series nine alongside Samie Elishi, while Molly had been a Casa Amor bombshell on series six where she met Callum Jones.
Tom and Samie ended up splitting a month after leaving the villa, while Molly and Callum called it quits after three years.
Sources close to Molly and Callum told the Daily Mail that they broke up because the model wanted to get engaged and it never happened.
A source told The Sun: 'It's really sad as they were a sweet couple together, but it's over – and has been for a few weeks.
