Married at First Sight (Australian TV series)

Married At First Sight is an Australian reality television series, based on the Danish program of the same name, on the Nine Network. The show featured couples getting married by being matched by "experts".[1] However, unlike other versions of the show around the world, the couples do not partake in a legally-binding marriage due to legal restrictions in Australia, but instead meet as strangers at the altar of a commitment ceremony.[2] The couples spend their wedding night in a hotel, then leave for a honeymoon. Upon returning they live together for a period of time, during which they meet at commitment ceremonies and choose whether or not they will continue their relationship.

Married At First Sight
Genre	Reality Series
Directed by	Ryan Potter
Starring	John Aiken Trisha Stratford Mel Schilling (2016–) Sabina Read (2015)
Narrated by	Georgie Gardner
Country of origin	Australia
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	7
No. of episodes	138
Production
Executive producer(s)	Tara McWilliams John Walsh
Production location(s)	Sydney, New South Wales
Running time	60–90 minutes
Production company(s)	Endemol Australia
Release
Original network	Nine Network
Picture format	576i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV) (2016- )
Audio format	Stereo
Original release	18 May 2015 (2015-05-18) – present
External links
Website

The first season premiered on 18 May 2015 on the Nine Network.[3] A second season began on 4 April 2016[4] with the third season premiering later in the same year on 29 August 2016.[5] A fourth season premiered on Monday 30 January 2017.[6] The fifth season premiered on Monday 29 January 2018.[7] The sixth season premiered on Monday 28 January 2019.[8] The seventh season premiered on 3 February 2020.[9]

Season overview

Season	Episodes	Originally aired
		Season premiere	Season finale
1	6	18 May 2015	22 June 2015
2	7	4 April 2016	27 April 2016
3	8	29 August 2016	13 September 2016
4	29	30 January 2017	3 April 2017
5	32	29 January 2018	21 March 2018
6	41	28 January 2019	8 April 2019
7	36	3 February 2020	5 April 2020

Season 1 (2015)

During the first season, a panel of "experts" matched four females with four males. In the first episode, two couples (Michael and Roni, Clare and Lachlan) got married at their first introduction. In the second episode, another two couples (Zoe and Alex, Michelle and James) did the same. The couples embarked on married life for the rest of the season.[10] In the fourth episode, the couples met each other for the first time and discussed their current experiences.

Couples

#	Couple	Age	Location	Occupation	Final Decision	Status
1	Lachlan McAleer	36	Sydney, New South Wales	Farmer	Yes	Separated
	Clare Tamas	37	Sydney, New South Wales	Marketing manager
2	Roni Azzopardi	32	Melbourne, Victoria	Payroll manager	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Michael O'Dea	31	Melbourne, Victoria	Event manager
3	Zoe Hendrix	25	Melbourne, Victoria	Digital marketing executive	Yes	Separated
	Alex Garner	29	Melbourne, Victoria	Plumber
4	Michelle Worsley	34	Sydney, New South Wales	Communications manager	Yes	Separated
	James Webster	36	Sydney, New South Wales	Sign writer

Lachlan and Clare

Lachlan and Clare met and wed in Sydney on the show's first episode. Despite their decision to continue their relationship at the end of the season, the couple revealed they had split but remained good friends.[11] The Nine Network announced on 26 June 2015, that Lachlan would participate in the network's upcoming revival of The Farmer Wants a Wife.[12]

Roni and Michael

Roni and Michael met and wed in Melbourne on the show's first episode. By the fifth episode, they found their relationship was not working for them and they both agreed to split.[13]

Zoe and Alex

Zoe and Alex met and wed in Melbourne in the show's second episode. Following the conclusion of the season, Zoe and Alex were the only couple still together. In March 2016, Zoe and Alex revealed they are planning to get married legally.[14] After suffering a miscarriage in June 2015,[11] Zoe and Alex revealed they were expecting their first child in October 2016.[15] On 14 November 2016, Zoe gave birth to their baby girl named Harper-Rose Garner. On 17 April 2018, Zoe announced via Instagram she and Alex had split up.[16]

James and Michelle

James and Michelle met and wed in Sydney in the show's second episode. The two are no longer in contact with each other.[11]

Season 2 (2016)

After airing only one episode, the Nine Network on 19 May 2015, announced the series had been renewed for a second season which began to air on 4 April 2016.[17] During the second season, four female contestants were matched with their 'perfect' male partner by a panel of "experts". In the first episode, two couples (Erin and Bryce, Christie and Mark) meet and wed. In the second episode, another two couples (Clare and Jono, Simone and Xavier) did the same. They all embarked on married life for the rest of the series. In the fifth episode, the couples met for the first time and discussed their experiences.

Couples

#	Couple	Age	Location	Occupation	Final Decision	Status
1	Erin Bateman	26	Melbourne, Victoria	Retail Manager	Yes	Together
	Bryce Mohr	31	Melbourne, Victoria	Business analyst
2	Christie Jordee	39	Sydney, New South Wales	Business Owner	Yes	Separated
	Mark Hughes	36	Gippsland, Victoria	Farmer
3	Clare Verrall	32	Melbourne, Victoria	Recruitment Consultant	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Jono Pitman	28	Melbourne, Victoria	Tradie
4	Simone Lee Brennan	29	Sydney, New South Wales	Make-up artist	No	Separated
	Xavier Forsberg	26	Sydney, New South Wales	Sales manager

Erin & Bryce

Erin and Bryce met and wed in Melbourne on the show's first episode. In the final episode, they decided to stay together. They are the only couple currently still together.[18] Since the show ended Erin has started her own fashion label called Boy Is Mine[19] and is writing a fashion lifestyle blog, erinbateman.com.[20]

Christie & Mark

Christie and Mark met and wed in Sydney on the show's first episode. In the final episode, they decided to stay together. On 15 June 2016, they announced they had split up.[20]

Clare & Jono

Clare and Jono met and wed in Melbourne on the show's second episode. By the fifth episode, Clare decided their relationship was not working as she felt 'uncomfortable' with Jono's constant aggressive outbursts. She decided to end the relationship prior to the couple's dinner.[21]

Simone & Xavier

Simone and Xavier met and wed in Sydney in the show's second episode. In the final decision, Simone decided to walk away from the relationship and they are now separated.[20]

Season 3 (2016)

It was announced in February 2016 the show would return with two seasons, seasons two and three. There would be a bold casting move this season. It was the first to have five couples and included the series' first ever same-sex male couple.[5] During the third season, four female contestants were matched with their 'perfect' male partner and for the first time a male contestant was matched with his 'perfect' male partner by a panel of "experts". In the first episode, two couples (Keller and Nicole, Mark and Monica) met and wed. In the second episode, another two couples (Jess and Dave, Bella and Michael) did the same. In the third episode, one more couple (Craig and Andy) were wed. The couples embarked on married life together for the rest of the series. In the sixth episode, all couples (bar one) met for the first time and discussed their current experiences.[22]

Couples

#	Couple	Age	Location	Occupation	Final Decision	Status
1	Craig Keller	26	Brisbane, Queensland	Mechanical fitter	Yes	Separated
	Nicole Heir	28	Gold Coast, Queensland	Teacher
2	Mark Ellam	30	Sydney, New South Wales	Firefighter	Yes	Separated
	Monica Vanderkley	28	Sydney, New South Wales	Project manager
3	Jess Wardrop	31	Sydney, New South Wales	Bank officer	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Dave Crisp	28	Melbourne, Victoria	Account manager
4	Bella Frizza	30	Gold Coast, Queensland	Radio announcer	Yes	Separated
	Michael Hughes	32	Brisbane, Queensland	Fashion accessories designer
5	Craig Roach	41	Gold Coast, Queensland	Hairdresser	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Andy Ankers	41	Sydney, New South Wales	Global account director

Keller & Nicole

Keller and Nicole met and wed in Brisbane in the show's first episode. In the final episode, they decided to stay together.[23] Since filming, the couple have called it quits.[24]

Mark & Monica

Mark and Monica met and wed in Sydney in the show's first episode. In the final episode, they decided to stay in the relationship.[23] Since filming, the couple have decided to break up.[24]

Jess & Dave

Jess and Dave met and wed in Sydney in the show's second episode. In the fifth episode, Dave felt their relationship was "going nowhere" so they broke up.[25]

Bella & Michael

Bella and Michael met and wed in Brisbane in the show's second episode. In the final episode, they both agreed to stay together.[23] Since filming, the couple have decided to split up.[24]

Craig & Andy

Craig and Andy met and wed in New Zealand in the show's third episode. In the fifth episode, Craig decided to walk away from the relationship during the honeymoon, due to a "lack of intimacy".[26]

Season 4 (2017)

It was announced on 12 September 2016 the programme would return in 2017 with an extended series which saw 10 couples being wed.[27] During the fourth season, 10 female contestants were matched with their 'perfect' male partner by a panel of "experts".[28] In the first episode, two couples (Cheryl and Jonathan, Susan and Sean) met and wed in Sydney and Melbourne. In the second episode, another two couples (Scarlett and Michael, Nadia and Anthony) met and wed in Sydney. In the third episode, two more couples (Alene and Simon, Vanessa and Andy) met and wed in Sydney and Melbourne respectively. In the fourth episode, another two couples (Lauren and Andrew, Deborah and John) met and wed in Sydney. In the fifth episode, the final two couples (Michelle and Jesse, Sharon and Nick) met and wed in Perth at the same time.

Couples

#	Couple	Age	Hometown	Occupation	Final Decision	Status
1	Sean Hollands	35	Maryborough, Queensland	Farmer	No	Separated
	Susan Rawlings	37	Perth, Western Australia	Mining truck driver
2	Jonathan Troughton	30	Brisbane, Queensland	Entrepreneur	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Cheryl Maitland	25	Gold Coast, Queensland	Hair salon assistant
3	Michael Tomic	30	Perth, Western Australia	Data entry clerk/stripper	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Scarlett Cooper	30	Sydney, New South Wales	Aspiring author
4	Nadia Stamp	36	Brisbane, Queensland	Flight attendant/model	Yes	Separated
	Anthony Manton	33	Sydney, New South Wales	Racing broadcaster
5	Simon McQuillan	36	Ipswich, Queensland	Business owner	Yes	Separated
	Alene Khatcherian	31	Sydney, New South Wales	Registered nurse
6	Andy Hills	30	Gold Coast, Queensland	Aerodrome plant operator	Yes	Separated
	Vanessa Belvedere	31	Melbourne, Victoria	Student
7	Lauren Bran	33	Sydney, New South Wales	Automotive aftermarket sales	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Andrew Jones	38	Perth, Western Australia	Firefighter
8	John Robertson	53	Melbourne, Victoria	Business owner	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Deborah Brosnan	53	Sunshine Coast, Queensland	Ex-model
9	Michelle Marsh	31	Perth, Western Australia	Commercial cleaner	No	Separated
	Jesse Konstantinoff	31	Adelaide, South Australia	Retailer
10	Sharon Marsh	31	Perth, Western Australia	Business owner	Yes	Separated
	Nick Furphy	30	Melbourne, Victoria	Carpenter
11	Cheryl Maitland	25	Gold Coast, Queensland	Hair salon assistant	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Andrew Jones	38	Perth, Western Australia	Firefighter

Season 5 (2018)

In February 2017, the season was renewed for a fifth season which began airing on 29 January 2018.[29] On 11 October 2017, the fifth season was officially confirmed at Nine's upfronts and again includes 11 couples like the previous season. During the fifth season, 11 female contestants are matched with their 'perfect' male partner by a panel of "experts". In the first episode, the first two couples (Tracey and Dean, Sarah and Telv) met and wed in Sydney and Melbourne.[30] In the second episode, another two couples (Jo and Sean, Alycia and Mat) met and wed in Sydney and Melbourne.[31] In the third episode, two more couples (Davina and Ryan, Charlene and Patrick) met and wed in Warrawong and Melbourne.[32] In the fifth episode, two more couples (Ashley and Troy, Melissa and John) met and wed in Gold Coast and Melbourne.[33] In the sixth episode, another two couples (Gabrielle and Nasser, Carly and Justin) met and wed in Sydney.[34] In the seventh episode, the final couple (Blair and Sean) met and wed in Sydney.[35]

Couples

No.	Couple	Age	Home	Occupation	Honeymoon	Final Decision	Status
1	Sarah Roza	38	Melbourne, Victoria	Beauty specialist	Cairns, Queensland	Yes	Separated
	Telv Williams	33	Perth, Western Australia	Machinery technician
2	Dean Wells	39	Sydney, New South Wales	Executive creative director	Fiji	No	Separated
	Tracey Jewel	34	Perth, Western Australia	Marketing consultant
3	Mathew Lockett	32	Melbourne, Victoria	Plumber	Fraser Island, Queensland	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Alycia Galbraith	29	Adelaide, South Australia	Student
4	Jo McPharlin	39	Adelaide, South Australia	Single mother	Singapore	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Sean Donnelly	39	Adelaide, South Australia	Pub manager
5	Davina Rankin	26	Brisbane, Queensland	Personal trainer/bikini model	Cook Islands	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Ryan Gallagher	29	Sydney, New South Wales	Tradesman
6	Charlene Perera	33	Melbourne, Victoria	Brand manager	Tasmania	Yes	Separated[36]
	Patrick Miller	34	Melbourne, Victoria	Operations manager
7	Melissa Walsh	53	Mornington Peninsula, Victoria	Journalist	New Zealand	Yes	Separated
	John Robertson	54	Melbourne, Victoria	Business owner
8	Troy Delmege	35	Sydney, New South Wales	IT accounts manager	Broome, Western Australia	No	Currently together
	Ashley Irvin	28	Brisbane, Queensland	Flight attendant
9	Gabrielle Bartlett	44	Sydney, New South Wales	Marketing coordinator/plus-size model	Samoa	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Nasser Sultan	50	Sydney, New South Wales	Fitness instructor
10	Justin Fischer	41	Sydney, New South Wales	Entrepreneur	Vanuatu	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Carly Bowyer	32	Melbourne, Victoria	Marketing manager
11	Sean Thomsen	34	Perth, Western Australia	Railway technician	New Zealand	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Blair Rachael	31	Sydney, New South Wales	Executive assistant

Season 6 (2019)

Unlike previous seasons, all couples were wed on the same week. They met in a series of dinner parties and weekly re-commitment ceremonies, and were only permitted to leave the experiment if both were present and consented to do so. If one partner chose to stay, and the other chose to leave, the couple were required to stay behind for another week. They would then be sent off on their honeymoon, before moving in together in a hotel room for 2 weeks.

In a series first, the couple were permitted to spend time apart as the men and women spent a night together. They were then sent off in groups to Gold Coast, testing each couple's bond. Unlike in previous seasons of the show, 2 new couples wed and began appearing on the program midway through the original experiment.

In the first episode, two couples (Jules & Cameron, Cyrell & Nic) met and wed in Sydney. In the second episode, two more couples (Jessika & Mick, Melissa & Dino) met and wed in Byron Bay and Hawkesbury River. In the third episode, two more couples (Heidi & Mike, Ning & Mark) met and wed in Byron Bay and Melbourne. In the fifth episode, two more couples (Lauren & Matthew, Elizabeth & Sam) met and wed in Byron Bay and Hawkesbury River. In the sixth episode, the last two couples (Ines & Bronson, Martha & Michael) met and wed in Byron Bay and Melbourne. In th eighteenth episode, two new couples (Susie & Billy, Tamara & Dan) met and wed in Sydney.

The "experts" had to decide on a controversial request from Dan and Jess. The couple asked to stay in the experiment as another couple by leaving their "spouses" from the initial phases of the experiment. Controversy surrounded the "experts" which allowed the couple to stay in the experiment, even though there was evidence and admission that they were cheating on their spouses. An online petition garnered thousands of votes to have the show cancelled.[37]

Ceremony History

Episode:	9	13	17	21	25	29	33	40
Ceremony:	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Final Decision
Jules	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Cameron	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Mike	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Heidi	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Ning	Stay	Leave	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Yes
Mark	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	No
Martha	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Michael	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Jessika	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Yes
Dan	Not in Experiment			Stay	Stay	Stay	N/A	Yes
Tamara				Stay	Stay	Stay	N/A	Left
Mick	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Leave	Leave	Leave	Left
Susie	Not in Experiment			Stay	Stay	Leave	Left
Billy				Stay	Leave	Leave
Cyrell	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Left
Nic	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Stay	Leave
Melissa	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Left
Dino	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave
Elizabeth	Stay	absent	Leave	Left
Sam	Leave	Stay	Leave
Ines	Leave	Stay	Leave	Left
Bronson	Stay	Stay	Leave
Lauren	Stay	Leave	Left
Matthew	Stay	Leave
Notes	none			1	none		2	none
Left	none	Lauren & Matthew	Ines & Bronson	Melissa & Dino	none	Cyrell & Nic	Mick	Ning & Mark
			Elizebeth & Sam			Susie & Billy	Tamara

     This couple elected to leave the experiment during commitment ceremony.

• ^1 : Two new couples were introduced into the experiment.
• ^2 : Soon after Jessika and Mick chose to leave, Jessika revealed that she had been in a romantic relationship with Dan secretly during the time she had been staying in the experiment with Mick. The experts allowed Jessika and Dan to continue the experiment as a couple. Following this decision Mick and Tamara (Dan's partner) exited the experiment.

Couple Profiles

No.	Couple	Age	Home	Occupation	Honeymoon	Final Decision	Status
1	Jules Robinson	36	Sydney, New South Wales	Business owner	New Zealand	Yes	Currently married
	Cameron Merchant	34	Sydney, New South Wales	Former pro cricketer
2	Nic Jovanović	27	Newcastle, New South Wales	Electrician	New Zealand	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Cyrell Paule	29	Sydney, New South Wales	Healthcare consultant
3	Jessika Power	27	Perth, Western Australia	Administration officer	Palm Cove, Queensland	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Mick Gould	31	Gympie, Queensland	Plasterer/farmer
4	Melissa Lucarelli	38	Sydney, New South Wales	Talent agent	Fiji	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Dino Hira	34	Perth, Western Australia	Meditation facilitator
5	Mike Gunner	44	Brisbane, Queensland	Electrician	Whitsundays, Queensland	Yes	Separated
	Heidi Latcham	38	Sunshine Coast, Queensland	Radio announcer
6	Ning Surasiang	32	Townsville, Queensland	Hairdresser	Bangkok, Thailand	No	Separated
	Mark Scrivens	42	Melbourne, Victoria	Ex-army
7	Sam Ball	26	Sydney, New South Wales	Tradie	N/A	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Elizabeth Sobinoff	27	Newcastle, New South Wales	Store manager
8	Lauren Huntriss	31	Sydney, New South Wales	Makeup artist	McLaren Vale, South Australia	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Matthew Bennett	29	Brisbane, Queensland	Videographer
9	Ines Bašić	28	Brisbane, Queensland	Legal assistant	Port Douglas, Queensland	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Bronson Norrish	34	Perth, Western Australia	Entrepreneur
10	Martha Kalifatidis	31	Sydney, New South Wales	Makeup artist	Samoa	Yes	Currently Together
	Michael Brunelli	29	Melbourne, Victoria	Teacher
11	Susie Bradley	25	Jimboomba, Queensland	Aged care nurse	Shoalhaven, New South Wales	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Billy Vincent	28	Lennox Head, New South Wales	Barista
12	Dan Webb	35	Gold Coast, Queensland	Car broker	Hunter Valley, New South Wales	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Tamara Joy	29	Melbourne, Victoria	Administrator
13	Jessika Power	27	Perth, Western Australia	Administration officer	N/A	Yes	Separated
	Dan Webb	35	Gold Coast, Queensland	Car broker

Season 7 (2020)

In the first episode, the first two couples (Poppy & Luke, Cathy & Josh) met and wed in Bilpin and Wyong Creek. In the second episode, another two couples (Natasha & Mikey, Amanda & Tash) met and wed in Stanwell Tops and Melbourne. In the third episode, another two couples (Hayley & David, Vanessa & Chris) met and wed in Melbourne and Sydney. In the fifth episode, two more couples (Connie & Jonethen, Aleks & Ivan) met and wed in Melbourne and Sydney. In the sixth episode, the last two couples (Mishel & Steve, Stacey & Michael) met and wed in Melbourne. In the eighth episode, two new couples (Elizabeth & Seb, KC & Drew) met and wed in Sydney and Central Coast.

Ceremony History

Episode:	9	13	17	21	25	28	33
Ceremony:	1	2	3	4	5	6	Final Decision
Stacey	Stay	Stay	Leave	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Michael	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Connie	Stay	Stay	Leave	Stay	Stay	Stay	No
Jonethen	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Leave	Leave	No
Mishel	Stay	Leave	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	No
Steve	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Stay	Stay	Yes
Elizabeth	Not in Experiment			Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Seb				Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
KC	Not in Experiment			Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Drew				Stay	Stay	Stay	Yes
Cathy	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave	Left
Josh	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Leave
Aleks	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay	Left
Ivan	Stay	Stay	Stay	Stay
Hayley	Stay	Stay	Stay	Ejected
David	Stay	Stay	Leave
Natasha	Stay	Stay	Leave	Left
Mikey	Stay	Leave	Leave
Vanessa	Stay	Stay	Left
Chris	Stay	Stay
Amanda	Stay	Leave	Left
Tash	Stay	Leave
Poppy	Stay	Left
Luke	Stay
Notes	none	1	2, 3	4	5	none
Ejected	none		Hayley & David	none
Left	none	Poppy & Luke	Vanessa & Chris	none	Aleks & Ivan	none	Connie & Jonethen
		Amanda & Tash	Natasha & Mikey		Cathy & Josh		Mishel & Steve

     This couple left the experiment outside of commitment ceremony.

     This couple elected to leave the experiment during commitment ceremony.

• ^1 : Poppy left the experiment on her own. Due to this Luke also had to leave the experiment.
• ^2 : Chris left the experiment on his own. Due to this Vanessa also had to leave the experiment.
• ^3 : The experts decided to remove Hayley and David from the experiment after Hayley revealed that she had written 'Stay' to keep David in the experiment as revenge.
• ^4 : Two new couples were introduced into the experiment.
• ^5 : Aleks and Ivan left the experiment together before the commitment ceremony.

Couple Profiles

No.	Couple	Age	Home	Occupation	Honeymoon	Final Decision	Status
1	Poppy Jennings	38	Wollongong, New South Wales	Photographer	Hunter Valley, New South Wales	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Luke Eglin	38	Melbourne, Victoria	Maintenance supervisor (FIFO)
2	Josh Pihlak	28	Newcastle, New South Wales	Operator/truck driver	Daylesford, Victoria	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Cathy Evans	26	Sydney, New South Wales	Logistics investigator
3	Amanda Micallef	34	Melbourne, Victoria	Strength coach	Daydream Island, Whitsundays	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Tash Herz	31	Adelaide, South Australia	Bartender
4	Natasha Spencer	26	Sydney, New South Wales	Financial analyst	Snowy Mountains, New South Wales	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Mikey Pembroke	28	Sydney, New South Wales	Operations manager
5	Hayley Vernon	32	Melbourne, Victoria	Finance broker	Singapore	Ejected from experiment	Separated
	David Cannon	31	Melbourne, Victoria	Truck driver
6	Vanessa Romito	31	Perth, Western Australia	Pharmacy manager	Hervey Bay, Queensland	Broke up before final decision	Separated
	Chris Nicholls	37	Adelaide, South Australia	Correctional youth worker
7	Connie Crayden	27	Melbourne, Victoria	Student	Broome, Western Australia	No	Separated
	Jonethen Musulin	27	Gold Coast, Queensland	Construction mining (FIFO)
8	Ivan Sarakula	30	Sydney, New South Wales	Real estate agent	Gold Coast, Queensland	Left before final decision	Separated[38]
	Aleks Markovic	26	Perth, Western Australia	Real estate agent
9	Mishel Meshes	48	Brisbane, Queensland	Teacher	Queenstown, New Zealand	No	Separated
	Steve Burley	52	Melbourne, Victoria	Barber shop owner
10	Stacey Hampton	25	Adelaide, South Australia	Law graduate	Fiji	Yes	Separated
	Michael Goonan	28	Adelaide, South Australia	Company director
11	Elizabeth Sobinoff	28	Newcastle, New South Wales	Returning MAFS Bride	Port Macquarie, New South Wales	Yes	Currently Together
	Seb Guilhaus	31	Adelaide, South Australia	Personal trainer
12	KC Osborne	31	Cronulla, New South Wales	Professional dancer	Terrigal, New South Wales	Yes	Separated
	Drew Brauer	31	Cairns, Queensland	Musician/charity founder

Viewership

Season ratings

Season	Episodes	Originally aired		Preliminary		Consolidated
		Season premiere	Season finale	Average viewers	Average rank	Average viewers	Average rank
1	6	18 May 2015	22 June 2015	1.115	#4	1.195	#3
2	7	4 April 2016	27 April 2016	0.915	#7	0.999	#6
3	8	29 August 2016	13 September 2016	0.880	#7	0.970	#5
4	29	30 January 2017	3 April 2017	1.081	#3	1.186	#2
5	32	29 January 2018	21 March 2018	1.223	#1	1.328	#1
6	41	28 January 2019	8 April 2019	1.323	#1	1.432	#1
7	36	3 February 2020	5 April 2020	1.102	#2	1.215	#1

Season 1 (2015)

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
1	Episode 1	18 May 2015	1,134,000	5	65,000	2	1,199,000	[39][40]
2	Episode 2	25 May 2015	1,103,000	4	77,000	2	1,180,000	[41][42]
3	Episode 3	1 June 2015	1,116,000	3	84,000	3	1,200,000	[43][44]
4	Episode 4	8 June 2015	971,000	7	99,000	6	1,070,000	[45][46]
5	Episode 5	15 June 2015	1,079,000	3	85,000	2	1,164,000	[47][48]
6	Episode 6	22 June 2015	1,290,000	1	71,000	1	1,361,000	[49][50]

Season 2 (2016)

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
1	Episode 1	4 April 2016	771,000	13	86,000	9	857,000	[51][52]
2	Episode 2	5 April 2016	905,000	6	91,000	5	996,000	[53][54]
3	Episode 3	11 April 2016	874,000	8	62,000	7	936,000	[55][56]
4	Episode 4	12 April 2016	880,000	8	85,000	6	965,000	[57][58]
5	Episode 5	18 April 2016	899,000	6	122,000	7	1,021,000	[59][60]
6	Episode 6	19 April 2016	831,000	9	93,000	8	924,000	[61][62]
7	Finale	27 April 2016	1,048,000	4	66,000	2	1,114,000	[63][64]
7	Finale - Follow Up	27 April 2016	1,110,000	1	66,000	1	1,176,000	[63][64]

Season 3 (2016)

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
1	Episode 1	29 August 2016	805,000	11	74,000	7	879,000	[65][66]
2	Episode 2	30 August 2016	810,000	7	60,000	7	870,000	[67][68]
3	Episode 3	31 August 2016	788,000	9	79,000	7	867,000	[69][70]
4	Episode 4	5 September 2016	843,000	8	97,000	6	940,000	[71][72]
5	Episode 5	6 September 2016	919,000	5	93,000	4	1,012,000	[73][74]
6	Episode 6	7 September 2016	974,000	2	117,000	1	1,091,000	[75][76]
7	Episode 7	12 September 2016	814,000	9	100,000	8	914,000	[77][78]
8	Episode 8	13 September 2016	1,083,000	3	101,000	1	1,184,000	[79][80]

Season 4 (2017)

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
1	Episode 1	30 January 2017	820,000	10	84,000	9	904,000	[81][82]
2	Episode 2	31 January 2017	927,000	5	79,000	5	1,006,000	[83][84]
3	Episode 3	1 February 2017	824,000	6	75,000	5	899,000	[85][86]
4	Episode 4	5 February 2017	909,000	4	90,000	4	999,000	[87][88]
5	Episode 5	6 February 2017	893,000	6	100,000	6	993,000	[89][90]
6	Episode 6	7 February 2017	920,000	6	96,000	2	1,016,000	[91][92]
7	Episode 7	8 February 2017	905,000	6	112,000	3	1,017,000	[93][94]
8	Episode 8	12 February 2017	1,064,000	3	103,000	2	1,167,000	[95][96]
9	Episode 9	13 February 2017	1,107,000	2	108,000	2	1,215,000	[97][98]
10	Episode 10	14 February 2017	1,024,000	1	119,000	2	1,143,000	[99][100]
11	Episode 11	20 February 2017	1,096,000	2	96,000	2	1,192,000	[101][102]
12	Episode 12	21 February 2017	1,062,000	2	152,000	2	1,214,000	[103][104]
13	Episode 13	26 February 2017	1,113,000	1	129,000	1	1,242,000	[105][106]
14	Episode 14	27 February 2017	1,101,000	2	123,000	1	1,224,000	[107][108]
15	Episode 15	28 February 2017	1,092,000	1	144,000	1	1,236,000	[109][110]
16	Episode 16	5 March 2017	1,170,000	1	86,000	1	1,256,000	[111][112]
17	Episode 17	6 March 2017	1,099,000	1	101,000	1	1,200,000	[113][114]
18	Episode 18	7 March 2017	1,122,000	1	117,000	1	1,239,000	[115][116]
19	Episode 19	12 March 2017	1,160,000	1	91,000	1	1,251,000	[117][118]
20	Episode 20	13 March 2017	1,060,000	1	103,000	1	1,163,000	[119][120]
21	Episode 21	14 March 2017	1,148,000	1	104,000	1	1,252,000	[121][122]
22	Episode 22	19 March 2017	1,190,000	1	102,000	1	1,292,000	[123][124]
23	Episode 23	20 March 2017	1,239,000	1	108,000	1	1,347,000	[125][126]
24	Episode 24	21 March 2017	1,194,000	1	93,000	1	1,287,000	[127][128]
25	Episode 25	26 March 2017	1,157,000	1	72,000	1	1,229,000	[129][130]
26	Episode 26	27 March 2017	1,163,000	2	137,000	2	1,300,000	[131][132]
27	Episode 27	28 March 2017	1,034,000	5	112,000	2	1,146,000	[133][134]
28	Finale - Part 1	2 April 2017	1,379,000	1	98,000	1	1,477,000	[135][136]
29	Finale - Part 2	3 April 2017	1,389,000	1	107,000	1	1,496,000	[137][138]

Season 5 (2018)

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
1	Episode 1	29 January 2018	912,000	7	102,000	5	1,014,000	[139][140]
2	Episode 2	30 January 2018	907,000	5	101,000	4	1,008,000	[141][142]
3	Episode 3	31 January 2018	929,000	4	81,000	2	1,010,000	[143][144]
4	Episode 4	1 February 2018	995,000	1	96,000	1	1,091,000	[145][146]
5	Episode 5	4 February 2018	835,000	5	102,000	4	937,000	[147][148]
6	Episode 6	5 February 2018	879,000	6	101,000	4	978,000	[149][150]
7	Episode 7	6 February 2018	899,000	7	130,000	3	1,029,000	[151][152]
8	Episode 8	8 February 2018	938,000	1	124,000	1	1,062,000	[153][154]
9	Episode 9	11 February 2018	1,163,000	1	76,000	2	1,239,000	[155][156]
10	Episode 10	12 February 2018	1,158,000	1	89,000	2	1,247,000	[157][158]
11	Episode 11	13 February 2018	1,057,000	1	91,000	2	1,148,000	[159][160]
12	Episode 12	14 February 2018	1,133,000	1	107,000	1	1,240,000	[161][162]
13	Episode 13	18 February 2018	1,351,000	1	101,000	1	1,452,000	[163][164]
14	Episode 14	19 February 2018	1,296,000	1	104,000	1	1,400,000	[165][166]
15	Episode 15	20 February 2018	1,233,000	1	104,000	1	1,337,000	[167][168]
16	Episode 16	21 February 2018	1,341,000	1	132,000	1	1,473,000	[169][170]
17	Episode 17	25 February 2018	1,536,000	1	92,000	1	1,628,000	[171][172]
18	Episode 18	26 February 2018	1,325,000	1	107,000	1	1,432,000	[173][174]
19	Episode 19	27 February 2018	1,253,000	1	102,000	1	1,355,000	[175][176]
20	Episode 20	28 February 2018	1,315,000	1	127,000	1	1,442,000	[177][178]
21	Episode 21	4 March 2018	1,535,000	1	108,000	1	1,643,000	[179][180]
22	Episode 22	5 March 2018	1,271,000	1	98,000	1	1,369,000	[181][182]
23	Episode 23	6 March 2018	1,267,000	1	119,000	1	1,386,000	[183][184]
24	Episode 24	7 March 2018	1,260,000	1	112,000	1	1,372,000	[185][186]
25	Episode 25	11 March 2018	1,342,000	1	107,000	1	1,429,000	[187][188]
26	Episode 26	12 March 2018	1,256,000	1	102,000	1	1,358,000	[189][190]
27	Episode 27	13 March 2018	1,230,000	1	103,000	1	1,333,000	[191][192]
28	Episode 28	14 March 2018	1,188,000	1	132,000	1	1,320,000	[193][194]
29	Episode 29	18 March 2018	1,446,000	1	76,000	1	1,522,000	[195][196]
30	Episode 30	19 March 2018	1,525,000	1	78,000	1	1,603,000	[197][198]
31	Finale - Part 1	20 March 2018	1,623,000	1	127,000	1	1,750,000	[199][200]
32	Finale - Part 2	21 March 2018	1,753,000	1	136,000	1	1,889,000	[201][202]

Season 6 (2019)

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
1	Episode 1	28 January 2019	1,003,000	2	144,000	1	1,147,000	[203][204]
2	Episode 2	29 January 2019	955,000	2	107,000	1	1,062,000	[205][206]
3	Episode 3	30 January 2019	1,027,000	1	115,000	1	1,142,000	[207][208]
4	Episode 4	31 January 2019	1,001,000	1	96,000	1	1,097,000	[209][210]
5	Episode 5	3 February 2019	1,088,000	1	78,000	1	1,166,000	[211][212]
6	Episode 6	4 February 2019	1,117,000	1	136,000	1	1,253,000	[213][214]
7	Episode 7	5 February 2019	1,167,000	1	146,000	1	1,313,000	[215][216]
8	Episode 8	6 February 2019	1,282,000	1	145,000	1	1,427,000	[217][218]
9	Episode 9	10 February 2019	1,263,000	1	107,000	1	1,370,000	[219][220]
10	Episode 10	11 February 2019	1,298,000	1	117,000	1	1,415,000	[221][222]
11	Episode 11	12 February 2019	1,183,000	1	109,000	1	1,292,000	[223][224]
12	Episode 12	13 February 2019	1,290,000	1	142,000	1	1,432,000	[225][226]
13	Episode 13	17 February 2019	1,291,000	1	105,000	1	1,395,000	[227][228]
14	Episode 14	18 February 2019	1,205,000	1	91,000	1	1,299,000	[229][230]
15	Episode 15	19 February 2019	1,349,000	1	116,000	1	1,463,000	[231][232]
16	Episode 16	20 February 2019	1,329,000	1	119,000	1	1,447,000	[233][234]
17	Episode 17	24 February 2019	1,659,000	1	136,000	1	1,796,000	[235][236]
18	Episode 18	25 February 2019	1,293,000	1	103,000	1	1,400,000	[237][238]
19	Episode 19	26 February 2019	1,261,000	1	120,000	1	1,380,000	[239][240]
20	Episode 20	27 February 2019	1,277,000	1	147,000	1	1,421,000	[241][242]
21	Episode 21	3 March 2019	1,451,000	1	92,000	1	1,543,000	[243][244]
22	Episode 22	4 March 2019	1,293,000	1	93,000	1	1,386,000	[245][246]
23	Episode 23	5 March 2019	1,282,000	1	108,000	1	1,390,000	[247][248]
24	Episode 24	6 March 2019	1,301,000	1	118,000	1	1,419,000	[249][250]
25	Episode 25	10 March 2019	1,281,000	1	101,000	1	1,382,000	[251][252]
26	Episode 26	11 March 2019	1,360,000	1	88,000	1	1,448,000	[253][254]
27	Episode 27	12 March 2019	1,245,000	1	82,000	1	1,327,000	[255][256]
28	Episode 28	13 March 2019	1,407,000	1	105,000	1	1,512,000	[257][258]
29	Episode 29	17 March 2019	1,476,000	1	109,000	1	1,585,000	[259][260]
30	Episode 30	18 March 2019	1,351,000	1	106,000	1	1,457,000	[261][262]
31	Episode 31	19 March 2019	1,306,000	1	112,000	1	1,418,000	[263][264]
32	Episode 32	20 March 2019	1,454,000	1	118,000	1	1,572,000	[265][266]
33	Episode 33	24 March 2019	1,685,000	1	96,000	1	1,781,000	[267][268]
34	Episode 34	25 March 2019	1,315,000	1	81,000	1	1,396,000	[269][270]
35	Episode 35	26 March 2019	1,225,000	1	95,000	1	1,320,000	[271][272]
36	Episode 36	27 March 2019	1,374,000	1	138,000	1	1,512,000	[273][274]
37	Episode 37	31 March 2019	1,485,000	1	74,000	1	1,559,000	[275][276]
38	Episode 38	1 April 2019	1,407,000	1	73,000	1	1,480,000	[277][278]
39	Episode 39	2 April 2019	1,388,000	1	84,000	1	1,472,000	[279][280]
40	Final - Part 1	7 April 2019	1,858,000	1	85,000	1	1,943,000	[281][282]

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
41	Final - Part 2	8 April 2019	1,968,000	1	112,000	1	2,080,000	[283][284]

Season 7 (2020)

No.	Title	Air date	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
			Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank
1	Episode 1	3 February 2020	1,154,000	1	139,000	1	1,293,000	[285][286]
2	Episode 2	4 February 2020	1,067,000	1	124,000	1	1,191,000	[287][288]
3	Episode 3	5 February 2020	1,014,000	1	144,000	1	1,158,000	[289][290]
4	Episode 4	6 February 2020	992,000	2	174,000	1	1,166,000	[291][292]
5	Episode 5	9 February 2020	1,091,000	1	103,000	1	1,194,000	[293][294]
6	Episode 6	10 February 2020	1,140,000	1	102,000	1	1,242,000	[295][296]
7	Episode 7	11 February 2020	1,109,000	1	132,000	1	1,241,000	[297][298]
8	Episode 8	12 February 2020	1,178,000	1	152,000	1	1,330,000	[299][300]
9	Episode 9	16 February 2019	1,103,000	1	120,000	1	1,223,000	[301][302]
10	Episode 10	17 February 2020	1,091,000	1	136,000	1	1,227,000	[303][304]
11	Episode 11	18 February 2020	1,005,000	1	112,000	1	1,117,000	[305][306]
12	Episode 12	19 February 2020	1,058,000	1	147,000	1	1,205,000	[307][308]
13	Episode 13	23 February 2020	1,200,000	1	104,000	1	1,304,000	[309][310]
14	Episode 14	24 February 2020	1,027,000	1	116,000	1	1,143,000	[311][312]
15	Episode 15	25 February 2020	1,020,000	1	135,000	1	1,155,000	[313][314]
16	Episode 16	26 February 2020	1,128,000	1	175,000	1	1,303,000	[315][316]
17	Episode 17	1 March 2020	1,184,000	1	106,000	1	1,290,000	[317][318]
18	Episode 18	2 March 2020	1,087,000	1	113,000	1	1,200,000	[319][320]
19	Episode 19	3 March 2020	987,000	1	112,000	1	1,099,000	[321][322]
20	Episode 20	4 March 2020	1,100,000	1	136,000	1	1,236,000	[323][324]
21	Episode 21	8 March 2020	976,000	1	110,000	1	1,086,000	[325][326]
22	Episode 22	9 March 2020	1,030,000	1	102,000	1	1,132,000	[327][328]
23	Episode 23	10 March 2020	950,000	2	112,000	1	1,062,000	[329][330]
24	Episode 24	11 March 2020	1,047,000	1	137,000	1	1,177,000	[331][332]
25	Episode 25	15 March 2020	1,115,000	1	93,000	1	1,208,000	[333][334]
26	Episode 26	16 March 2020	1,046,000	4	94,000	1	1,140,000	[335][336]
27	Episode 27	17 March 2020	1,070,000	2	92,000	1	1,162,000	[337][338]
28	Episode 28	18 March 2020	1,077,000	2	104,000	1	1,181,000	[339][340]
29	Episode 29	22 March 2020	1,154,000	3	73,000	3	1,227,000	[341][342]
30	Episode 30	23 March 2020	1,124,000	5	88,000	2	1,212,000	[343][344]
31	Episode 31	24 March 2020	1,075,000	5	67,000	4	1,142,000	[345][346]
32	Episode 32	25 March 2020	1,206,000	5	107,000	1	1,313,000	[347][348]
33	Episode 33	29 March 2020	1,161,000	3	63,000	3	1,224,000	[349][350]
34	Episode 34	30 March 2020	1,122,000	5	54,000	5	1,176,000	[351][352]
35	Final - Part 1	31 March 2020	1,317,000	1	115,000	1	1,432,000	[353][354]
36	Final - Part 2	5 April 2020	1,478,000	1	76,000	1	1,554,000	[355][356]

Controversy and legality

Before the first season went to air, an online petition calling for the series to be axed attracted over 15,000 signatures.[357]

There was also criticism that, unlike the original Danish series, such marriages would not be legal under Australian law. Channel 9 admitted that participants would not actually marry. A spokesman said "In order to comply with the Australian Marriage Act (1961) which requires one month and one day notification, a marriage in law was not conducted. Each participant embarked on a commitment ceremony with a wedding celebrant with all due intention to commit fully to this union for the duration of the experiment. At the end of the experiment, they are given the option to continue with the relationship or go their separate ways".[357]

Second season participant Simone Lee Brennan described the program as "never [being] portrayed to its full authenticity," suggesting the man she had been paired with, Xavier Forsberg, had been recruited by producers and was seeking a sports-presenting role, rather than an applicant also looking for a relationship.[358]

In the sixth season, the "experts" had to decide on a controversial request from Jessika Power to stay in the experiment with Dan Webb. The couple asked to stay in the experiment as another couple by leaving their "spouses" from the initial phases of the experiment. Controversy surrounded the "experts" who allowed the couple to stay in the experiment, even though there was evidence and admission that they were cheating on their spouses. An online petition garnered thousands of votes to have the show cancelled.[37]

Some of the contestants of the show have also spoken out against the program claiming it to be fake, including Dean Wells from Season 5[359]

International

Broadcasters

In Belgium the show is broadcast as Blind getrouwd - Australia and runs every weekday on a Flemish channel called Vitaya.

In Spain, the show is broadcast as Casados a ciegas and runs every weekday from 6:15 pm for three hours each day on TEN.[360]

In New Zealand, the show is broadcast on Three and screens four nights per week.

In the United States, the show is broadcast on cable network Lifetime on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9pm ET/PT.[361]

In the United Kingdom, the show is broadcast on TV channel E4 and screens every weeknight.

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