Married at First Sight

In this radical social experiment, over 7,000 singles applied to be matched by a team of experts to be married at first sight.

Married at First Sight is back for a season 2. In this social experiment, a team of experts combine their research with the hopes of matching three couples to get married at first sight.

Six singles who have tried everything to find love but have not succeeded, have agreed to put their fate in the hands of four experts and will take the most extreme step yet.

Three couples longing for love and commitment just said "I do" to a complete stranger.

The newlyweds met and married as strangers. They have known each other for just a few days yet are already on their honeymoons.

The three couples who married as strangers return from their honeymoons to face the festive holiday period together as husband and wife.

The dust has settled from the holidays and now it's time for the three couples who married as strangers to decide where to live.

In just the two weeks of knowing each other, the three couples met and married at the altar, honeymooned, celebrated the holidays and moved in together.

Three newlywed couples who met and married as strangers just three weeks ago have honeymooned.

Three newlywed couples that married at first sight must learn to cope with the conflicts arising in their relationships.

Three couples who married as strangers open up to sexologist Dr. Logan Levkoff, talking about sex and intimacy, both key components of a happy marriage.

The three couples who married at first sight four weeks ago have gone on a honeymoon, spent the holidays together.

Five weeks into married life and the three couples are a week away from deciding if they want to stay married or get a divorce.

The six weeks have come to an end and the three couples must now decide whether or not they want to stay married or get a divorce.

Six months have passed since three couples met and married as strangers.

Six months have passed since three couples met and married as strangers.