What are the Love Island Grafties?
Viewers of the ITV2 show will tune in for a night of both hilarity and potential drama in the famous Majorca villa.
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Love Island will host its very own award ceremony in the villa for several standout moments, as voted for by the public.
The red carpet is laid out for the contestants before clips are shown on a big-screen inside the villa like on movie night.
This will bring up either old drama or hilarious moments that most of the group would not have previously seen.
All the Grafties categories
At this year's ceremony we have six categories that are highly contested.
Eat, sleep crack on, repeat Award (Nominees: Conor, Dejon and Helena)
Flirtiest performance (Nominees: Harry, Jamie and Harry & Angel)
Unfinished business (Nominees: Emma & Harry, Conor & Megan, Shakira & Harry)
Best double act (Nominees: Dejon & Helena, Helena & Meg, Shakira & Toni)
Most emotional moment (Nominees: Cach, Shakira and Toni)
The bestie no filter moment (Nominees: Dejon, Harry and Toni & Shakira)
Who is nominated for a Graftie?
A number of this year's islanders have been nominated in what is the most anticipated ceremony in reality TV.
Harry Cooklsey is up for five awards across three categories. He has been nominated twice in the flirtiest performance and the unfinished business categories. He's also up for best no filter moment.
Coming in second is Shakira Khan with four nominations, all in different categories. She did miss out on the Eat, sleep crack on, repeat category despite being coupled up with four of the boys during her tenure on the show.
Helena Ford, Toni Laites and Dejon Noel-Williams all have three nominations each, whilst Conor Phillips has been nominated in two categories.
Meanwhile, Meg Moore, Megan Forte-Clarke, Angel Swift, J amie Rhodes and Cach Mercer have not been overlooked.
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However, it looks as though Ty Isherwood, Yazmin Pettet and Blu Chegini have made it out scot-free, but will they be unaffected by the drama?
What do Grafties winners get?
All the couples sit at individual tables in the garden as the winners are announced to the villa.
Each victor will get their own trophy and a chance to make a speech, either to laugh, cringe, or apologise.
Despite what could be a great moment in the villa, the contestants are forced to confront potential feelings and deal with unresolved issues.
We all remember when the drama exploded in the villa when Messy Mitch was forced to accept the award for 'Mad Moves'.
Who decides the winner?
Although the ceremony is decided by the public, unfortunately for Love Island fans, the vote has already closed.
The show's official Instagram account announced the categories and the nominees on the 22nd July.
Loyal viewers of the long-running dating show were able to have their say via an exclusive vote on its Instagram stories.
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