Married at First Sight (British TV series)

Married at First Sight is a Channel 4 television series based on the Danish series of the same name, produced by CPL Productions and first broadcast in 2015.[1] In the programme, couples are matched "scientifically" by a panel of experts. They meet just minutes before they marry. As of 2019, none of the marriages have lasted.

Series 1

First aired in July 2015. The couples were:

#	Couple	Age	Occupation	Final Decision	Current status
1	Emma Rathbone	32	Businesswoman	Yes	Divorced[2]
1	James Ord-Hume	33	University Administrator	Yes	Divorced[2]
2	Sam McDonald	30	Chartered Surveyor	Did not marry	N/A
2	Jack Finn-Kelcey	29	Security Consultant	Did not marry	N/A
3	Kate Stewart	31	Personal Trainer	No	Annulled
3	Jason Knowles	34	Financial Adviser	No	Annulled

Series 2

First aired in October and November 2016. The couples were:

#	Couple	Age	Occupation	Final Decision	Current status
1	Lucie	27	Marketing Executive	Yes	Divorced
1	Steven Griffiths	30	Writer	Yes	Divorced
2	Sara	30	Personal Assistant	Yes	Divorced
2	Adam	32	Trainee Counsellor	Yes	Divorced
3	Caroline	28	Operations Coordinator	Yes	Divorced
3	Adam Donoghue	34	Train Manager	Yes	Divorced
4	Melissa	27	Student Nurse	Yes	Divorced
4	Clark Sherwood	26	Business Development Manager	Yes	Divorced

Series 3

First aired in February and March 2018. The couples were:

#	Couple	Age	Occupation	Final Decision	Current status
1	Richard	28	Police Sergeant	No	Divorced
1	Harriet	32	Financial Director	No	Divorced
2	Ben Jardine	36	Property	Yes	Separated
2	Stephanie	32	Police Officer	Yes	Separated
3	Wayne	31	Insurance Broker	Did not marry	N/A
3	Carrie	35	Estate Agent	Did not marry	N/A

Series 4

First aired in March and April 2019. The couples were:

#	Couple	Age	Occupation	Final Decision	Current status
1	Steph	28	Nurse	No	Divorced
1	Jonathan	39	Property Manager	No	Divorced
2	Verity	28	Office manager	Yes	Separated
2	Jack	25	IT consultant	Yes	Separated

References

Rawlinson, Kevin (9 July 2015). "Married at First Sight: valid social experiment or recipe for disaster?". the Guardian.
Corner, Natalie. "Last remaining Married at First Sight couple DIVORCE after just 34 weeks together". Mirror Online. Reach Plc. Retrieved 28 February 2020.

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[1] Rawlinson, Kevin (9 July 2015). "Married at First Sight: valid social experiment or recipe for disaster?". the Guardian.

[2] Corner, Natalie. "Last remaining Married at First Sight couple DIVORCE after just 34 weeks together". Mirror Online. Reach Plc. Retrieved 28 February 2020.