All language subtitles for Married.At.First.Sight.S17E03.720p.WEB.h264-EDITH_track3_eng

- ♪ The best day
of my life, life ♪

- Emily. Nice to meet you.

- Six intrepid singles met and
married a complete stranger.

[cheers and applause]

- I wrote down a lot of things
that I wanted in a husband.

And you check a lot of boxes.

- You are everything
I've envisioned.

- ♪ This is gonna be
my moment ♪

- [squeals]

He was crying
during our ceremony.

Like, I love an emotional man.

We need men with emotion.

And he has it, so I love that.

♪

- Do you have a pet?
- I don't have a pet.

- Aww, then we
have to get a dog.

- We can get one together.
What kind of dog do you want?

- A sheepadoodle.
- I love sheepadoodles.

- You do?

Feels like this is
gonna maybe work.

- OK.

- Please explain.
What is it?

- Oh, my gosh.
An anteater?

- What the hell is that?

Oh, Lord. Yeah.

I hope he's a good guy.

Ooh, [bleep].

♪

- You're the groom?
- I am.

- OK, let's do this.

- Tonight our remaining
couple confronts

an uncertain destiny...

- The fantasy is that I
meet the person that I spend

the rest of my life with.

- As our newlyweds dive
head first into marriage.

[glasses clinking]

- Are you nervous
that she's never been

in a relationship before?

[dramatic music]

- If you don't
understand yourself

and you can't really,
like, share it with her,

her anxiety will go crazy.

- I was like, getting all
the shots off the strippers.

- What are your expectations
of a marriage?

- You know, I--
[laughs nervously]

I don't like
being bossed around.

♪

- ♪ It's all or nothing

- This is
"Married at First Sight."

- ♪ There's no other way

♪ It's all or nothing

- ♪ So we should have
never left, oh, oh ♪

♪ I know that I'm so lost

♪ Baby, we got this trust

♪ To make it last

- You guys want
to bring it in?

I love you guys.
- We love you, too.

- Thank you for walking me
down the aisle.

♪

- You're the groom?

- I am.

[laughter]

What's your name?

- Cameron.
- Cameron.

This is crazy.

What are we doing?

- OK, let's do this.

- The fantasy is that I
meet the person that I

spend the rest
of my life with,

and we build
a family together.

It doesn't behoove me to
do anything but give 100%.

And I hope she does the same.

- All right.

Everyone, please stand.

[soft music]

♪

- ♪ I really thought
I had seen it all ♪

♪ Then I saw your face

♪ Everything could change

♪ Two became one
as our body's caught ♪

♪ Your fingerprints
all over me ♪

♪ Like a diamond
cut from stone ♪

- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too.

- Hello.
Nice to meet you.

I'm Clare.
- I'm Cameron.

- You may be seated.
- Hi.

- Cameron.
- Joy.

- Nice to meet you, Joy.
- What was your name?

- Brian.
- Brian.

Nice to meet you, Brian.

- You look nice.
- Thank you.

You are--I mean,
you are breathtaking.

- [chuckles]
- Stunning.

- You have an accent.
- I do.

- It makes sense--

your gift makes sense now.

- I should probably should
have explained it more.

- [chuckles]

- Clare, meet for
the very first time, Cameron.

- Cameron.
- Your husband-to-be.

- I love it.

- Cameron, meet
for the very first time,

Clare, your wife-to-be.

You are about to enter into
a legally binding marriage.

So now, Cameron,
Clare's family and friends

would like you to know
about their Clare-Bear.

You'll quickly come
to find that Clare

is a genuine, compassionate,
and faithful soul,

who loves with all
of her heart.

Clare truly has
the brightest personality

and will always make
your day better.

But it's not until she
starts impersonating you...

- Oh, no.

- That you know
you've really made it...

- Please, don't.
- On her good side.

- I don't think
I'd get the accent.

[laughter]

♪

- You should know,
Clare has a large, outgoing,

and occasionally
overwhelming family.

[laughter]

They'll open their arms
and their hearts to you.

But you won't officially be
welcomed until you've survived

the Kerr family roast session.

- I'm very roastable, so--

[laughter]

- Now, Clare,
Cameron's friends and family

would like you to know
that behind that tall stature,

and great head of hair,
is just a tall man

with a great head of hair.

[laughter]

- Are you offended by that?

- And then once he
starts speaking,

he's just a tall man
with a great head

of hair and an accent.

You'll come to find out
his accent is probably

the coolest thing about him,
unless you think

that biking for miles
through the Colorado mountains

is cool.

He's very good at that.

If biking is not your thing,
don't worry.

You'll be surrounded
by it all the time.

Cameron owns a bike shop.

- OK.

- He fixes bikes
and often goes on bike trips

with his buddies...

- Love that.
- Through the rough terrain.

Buckle up.

Life with Cameron,
for sure, will be an adventure.

- Sweet.

♪

- Clare, Cameron,
you've written your own vows.

- To my husband,
still sounds so wild to say,

on our wedding day.

Firstly, thank you for joining
me on this wild, and unusual,

and unique adventure.

As scary as it is,
I have a sense of calm knowing

that I have you on my team.

Thank you for being brave and
taking this next step with me.

I believe that God
and my guardian angels,

my brother and everyone
in heaven,

have led me to this moment.

On this day, I give you
my heart, my promise

that I will walk
with you hand in hand,

wherever our journey
leads us, living,

learning, and loving together.

- That was very sweet.

- [chuckles]

- I take promises
very seriously.

I have promises
within my vows I intend

to keep, even with a stranger.

So here we go.

I may not know you, but I
am ready to take this leap

of faith with you,
like jumping out

of an airplane with a parachute
someone else packed.

I vow to share myself
and my life with you,

except my chocolate.

That's mine.

- [laughs]
That's fair.

- I vow to make the space
and put in the work

for our relationship to grow
into a strong and loving one.

And if all else fails,
we can always

blame it on the experts.

- [laughs]
True.

You're funny.
OK, that's good.

That's a relief.

- Clare, will you
take Cameron to be

your lawfully wedded husband,
to live together in matrimony?

Will you love him,
comfort him, honor him

and keep him,
in sickness and in health,

so long as you both shall live?

- I do.

- And, Cameron,
will you take Clare

to be your lawfully
wedded wife,

to live with her in matrimony?

Will you love her,
comfort her, honor her,

and keep her,
in sickness and in health,

so long as you both shall live?

- I do.

[cheering]

- Clare, please take Cameron's
hand and repeat after me.

With this ring--

- With this ring,
I wed you, Cameron.

- I wed you, Clare,
for today, tomorrow,

and all the years to come.

- Please wear it as a sign
of my commitment and a notice

to the world--

- That I am your husband.

- That I am your wife.

Oh, we're squeezing it.

- It's OK.
I'll get it.

I'll get it.
- OK, OK.

- Oh, actually--

[laughter]

- We're blaming the experts.

- I'm afraid it might
not come back off.

One out of two ain't bad.

- I love it.
I love it.

- And now, by the power
and authority vested in me,

I now pronounce you
a married couple.

Cameron, you may now
kiss your bride, Clare.

[cheering]

- ♪ And now the skies
are blue ♪

♪ They show my love for you

♪ With every breath I take

- Ladies and gentlemen,
it's now my pleasure

to introduce for the first time
as husband and wife,

Clare and Cameron.

- ♪ And if the clouds
turn gray ♪

♪ I know we'd be OK

♪ As long as I've got you

♪ I've got you

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ I've got you

- Do you go by Cam or Cameron?

- Always Cameron now.
- Always Cameron, OK.

- I was Cam
up until I was about ten.

- OK, and then you outgrew Cam?
- Yes.

- You felt too old for Cam.
- I became a man.

- You became a man.

- I became a man
at a very young age.

- I'm married, married--

he is adorable.

I love your accent.

- Thank you.
- I love it.

It's very cute.

- Well, you're very beautiful.
- Oh, thank you.

- Much more beautiful
than my accent.

- Oh, really?
[chuckles]

- He's tall.
He's handsome.

He's got a good personality.

And he's my husband.

I'm just so excited to get to,
like, know him and talk to him

and be with him tonight
and the rest of my life.

This is nice.

How are you feeling?

- [sighs] I mean, it's--
- After all of that?

That was a lot.
- Yeah, it's a relief, right?

- It's a relief.
OK, I'm glad you feel relieved.

- Just to get
to the other side.

- Right, because it
was all the waiting--

- So much.
- The anticipating.

- So much.

- It was just,
like, boiling up.

I was terrified.
- Yeah.

- You seemed really calm.

I was like, he's not shaking.
He's not sweating.

I'm shaking. I'm sweating.

So you were chill.

- There's definitely chemistry.

If we were sitting
in a cafe next to each other,

we would be talking.

I've only got a 15-minute
first impression,

but I can see
that there's someone there

that's ready to try
and make this work.

I'm happy.

- So you have no siblings?
- I have a brother.

- You have--oh, OK.
- He's in New Zealand.

- Right, right, right, right.

- My mother was born in Ohio.

- OK, cool.

- So I'm a dual citizen--
- OK, love that.

- At birth.

So I was born in New Zealand,
raised in New Zealand,

but I moved to the States
for better opportunity.

My mother's college
roommate's neighbors--

- OK, following.

- Was basically
that entire room.

- Oh.

- And literally,
these people just like,

completely took me in--

- Aww.

- Like, gave me a place
to live, gave me a job.

Like--
- That's so sweet.

That's a whole clan
of them, too.

- Yeah, and so I've been,
you know,

I mean, they've
been family for nine years.

- I love that.

Do your parents know, though?

- About this?
- Yes.

- Yeah, so the plan is--
- Uh-huh.

- Is that we go back and
we have a second wedding

in New Zealand.

- Love that.
So they can be there.

- If you--yeah, if you want.
- I'd love that.

- If you want.
It doesn't have to be.

- No, I love that so much.

I love that because, yeah,
you want your parents there.

- Yeah.

- Family is really
important to me, obviously.

And Cameron seems so--

like, the people that
matter to him really matter.

And that's huge.

- So I couldn't quite tell
exactly what was going on,

you know, with the memorial,

but it sounds like
someone important--

- Yeah, yeah.
- You lost.

- So I'm a quadruplet.

- No way.
- Yeah.

- Holy [bleep].

- So four of us were born
at the same time.

- OK.

- So in the quadruplets,
there's three girls, one boy.

But my brother did pass away.

- This is recently?

- It's four years ago.
- Jeez.

- Yeah, yeah, so he passed
away, and so I was like--

- But that's a bond
that like, just--

- Right, and I need
to make him a part

of this special day, you know?

And I feel like he
orchestrated this, in a way.

You know what I mean?

- Really?
- I do feel that.

I feel like I've had signs.

I've had--I've seen him
in, like, dreams.

It just felt so, like--

I'm not a person
who takes risks at all.

I would have never done this
if I didn't feel like I was

being led to do it, you know?

- Mm-hmm, yeah.

- So yeah,
so my sisters were here.

My grandma was here.

- And the people
that walked you on the aisle,

that was your--
that was dad and mom?

- Mama--yeah, that was
my mom and my dad.

Very supportive.
- Yeah.

So how many kids has your--

- Six.
- Wow.

- They had six kids.
It's a big family.

And my sisters
will be grilling you.

They're gonna have
a lot of questions.

They're a lot in the best way,
but they're very protective.

- Don't worry.
- I don't know.

They're just
about to roast you.

- Yeah, no, don't worry.

- I just want you to be
prepared because they're

very in-your-face.

Yeah.

- ♪ It's the right time

♪ Of the night

[cheers and applause]

♪ You're feeling right

♪ Now the DJ's playing
your favorite songs ♪

♪ It's a big crowd

- Don't run away
from my dad, now.

- Oh, boy.
- No, I didn't know if--

No, I didn't know if
it was just them.

- We're gonna do both.

- His bark is worse
than his bite.

- ♪ It's the right time

♪ Of the night

♪ When the drinks kick in

♪ And you're feeling right

- Ah, ah.

The veil.

- You all right?
- It's fine.

It's a long veil.
It was, like, a hazard.

- What do you think
of the ankle-less look?

- Hmm?

- What do you think of
the ankle-less look?

- I like it.
I like the shoes.

I really guys
with trendy shoes.

- I appreciate that.

[cheering]

- I'm a wife.

Feels good. Feels weird.

He was like, this is
your first relationship?

I was like, yeah.

We'll talk
through that more later.

But, like,
I do feel like a wife.

He's making me feel
more like a wife.

Now that I have, like,
the person to make me a wife,

I feel more like a wife.

[cheering]

- And then smile
right here for me.

Ready.
1, 2, 3.

So good.

[upbeat music]

♪

- Yeah, my hubby.

- What up, girl?

I just feel like all
of this is surreal.

To call Emily my wife is just
crazy but it just feels good.

So my hope is that we bond,
you know, really well,

and on Decision Day,
we say yes,

and we spend
a lifetime together.

- ♪ Whoa, whoa, so close

♪ This glitter and gold

- Congratulations,
you married man, you.

- My parents set
the bar really high for me.

They've been together
for about 35 years now.

And they're, you know,
never getting divorced.

They're going to be together
until they grow old.

And for me, that's exactly
what I want with Emily.

So I'm just super excited.

- I feel like
we're doing pretty good

for not knowing each other.

- I know.
- It feels natural.

- For being strangers.

- ♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh

♪ Glitter and gold

♪

♪ Glitter and gold

♪ All over me, all over me,
yeah ♪

- You guys look great.

Both of you take a step
out from each other.

Yep.
Not that far.

Come back a little bit.
- I'm like, whoa.

- I got longer legs.
- [laughs]

I am feeling just, like,
giddy, just excited.

I mean, he's everything
that I was picturing.

But like, whoa,
he's tall, very tall guy.

I just feel so short.

I'm 5-nothing.

You're 5?

- Even.

- And then this hand
goes in one pocket.

- My pocket's
a little high for her.

- There you go.
You guys look great.

♪

We're just gonna to shuffle
to where we have some greenery.

- Right here?
- Yes.

Lean your heads
a little closer.

- Like this?
- Yeah.

Awesome, guys.

It's like you've been
married for years.

♪

- ♪ You making me weak

♪ Weak, weak, weak

- Aww.

Family.
- Aww.

- In-laws.
- We are family.

- Love this.

OK, I'm gonna have all
of you look right here

and smile for me.

- This is so funny.

- It's surreal.

Taking photos,
it feels weird because I'm

a wedding photographer, so
I'm usually on the other end.

Guys, hands in your pockets.

Look alive.
Look alive.

It's like,
a little bit awkward,

but only because I'm usually
the one taking the photos.

So it was like, weird
to not be directing myself.

Well, you don't have to put
your hand in your pocket.

OK, wait.
Put your arm a little lower.

- Did you say no
hands in pockets?

- No, no, no.
- What?

- No, no never mind.
Ignore me.

Ignore me.

- ♪ That goes
through the night ♪

♪ As you're losing
track of time ♪

- She seems very open,
and funny, goofy, and weird.

It's exciting.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Nut to butt, baby.
Nut to butt.

- ♪ Until the sun comes up

- To new friends.

- Whoo!

- ♪ That sunrise love

- Should we make out again?

- ♪ It grows
through the night ♪

♪ As you're losing
track of time ♪

♪ And you don't
want to stop it ♪

♪

- You're the wedding
photographer.

You know what to do.

- As a married woman, I'd
like to tell you a few things

about being married.

Number one, make out often.

Should we do it again?

[laughter]

Number two, make out often.

♪

Number three,
think your husband's hot.

- Later, nerds.

- ♪ I'm obsessed, I-I-I

♪ I'm obsessed

♪ I-I-I, I'm obsessed

♪ I-I-I,
I'm kind of obsessed ♪

- Oh, so cute.
- We know.

♪

- Welcoming
for the very first time,

let's give it up
for the newlyweds.

[upbeat music]

- ♪ Oh, good energy, energy

♪ Got that ooh,
most out of me ♪

♪ I got good vibrations,
no hesitation ♪

♪ Got that energy

- Now, when you first walked
in, it happened like--

- What was
your first impression?

- Floored.
- Yeah?

- Yes.
I thought you were beautiful.

- Thanks.

- All right,
ladies and gentlemen.

At this time, we would like
to invite the newlyweds,

Lauren and Orion,
to the dance floor

for their first dance

as a married couple.

- Here we go.

[soft music]

All right.

- I haven't slow danced
in so long.

- Yeah?
- Does it feel OK?

Is it awkward?
- No.

- I don't know
where my hand goes.

- You're fine. You're fine.

I know, usually you can rest
it, like, on the shoulders.

- OK.
- Yeah.

- OK.

- My mom,
she was a Zumba instructor.

- Shout out to Mom.
- Yeah, so I can dance.

- OK.
- Yeah, I'm a grass dancer.

- What is that?

- Um--

- I'm familiar with some
things, Indigenous culture.

But I feel like,
y'all are not a monolith, so--

- Yeah.

- There's a lot of differences
across the tribes, I'm sure.

- Yeah, so grass dancers,
they are

medicine men of the tribes.

So when tribes migrate,
they find new places to settle,

you know, chasing food,
whatever it may be.

They send out
the grass dancers.

And so the grass, you know,
it's super tall, like,

wheat grass.

And so the grass
dancers come out.

And it's like,
a complete prayer.

- OK.
- Yeah.

Yeah.
- I can see that.

I can't wait to see that.

- ♪ All I want
from you is love ♪

♪

- Your first
immediate impression.

- Oh.
- [bleep] boy.

[laughter]

- No, I literally was,
like, really at ease

when I saw you, which is--

I knew I would.

I was happy you were tall.

I was like, oh,
I could wear my heels.

- Yeah.

- I've never dated
outside my race.

- Really?
- Ever.

- I've never dated my race.

[chuckles]

- Not us being
equal and opposite.

You're going to think
I'm lying, but I'm not.

I've asked God
for a person I can,

like, slow dance in the kitchen
with while we cook.

And so, like, having
that slow dance together

made me realize
it's probably gonna

continue to be awkward
slow dances in the kitchen.

But I'm glad we had
that moment because I

kind of asked for it.

For real.

♪

[cheers and applause]

I forgot y'all were here.

♪

So relax.

- All right!

[upbeat music]

♪

- I would like to
welcome Clare and Cameron

to the dance floor
for their first dance

as a married couple.

- This is the dance floor?

- This is--
[laughs]

- All right.

- Oh, this is not
awkward at all.

- [laughs]

- ♪ They say
your heart speeds up ♪

♪ And the world slows down

- This is so wild.

- Oh, yeah!

- I'm uncomfortable.

It's just the fact
that everyone's staring.

- I can tell that,
you know, this endeavor

has made her very nervous.

But I hope,
very quickly, she realizes

that she's in good hands.

I'm very confident that,
as we get to know each other,

she's got nothing
to worry about.

And I hope that soon
she can be relaxed.

- ♪ Find the one

♪

- Watch out.
We're about to break out.

- [laughs] You're making this
feel less awkward for me.

Were you like,
I don't want a short girl?

- No, I didn't say that.

- [laughs]
I'm just asking.

Did you have a limit?

Because you probably
weren't expecting--

- I might have said
not shorter than like,

5'4" or something, but no.

- 5'4"?

Wait, are you kidding?

- You know, logistically.
- Right, right.

- It's not
an attractive preference.

- OK, OK.
- Truly, truly.

- [laughs]
OK.

Cameron is making me
feel so comfortable.

I don't know
if he knew that he

was dealing with a shorty.

But the experts could not
have made a better match,

I truly don't think.

Like, he is funny.

He's smart.
He's outgoing.

But, yeah, he's my husband and,
like, I feel like we are gonna

be in it for the long haul.

- ♪ Full of joy, full of hope,
full of life, full of love ♪

♪

[upbeat music]

- ♪ My best life is with you

- I feel like we should,
like, do a toast,

but I just need a drink.

- This is gonna feel so good.

[tapping glasses]

- Oh, God.

- Make out!
- Kiss!

- Oh.

[cheering]

- Whoo!

- Throwing us right in.

A little smooch-smooch here.

I feel something there,
whether that's

like, physical attraction
or just like, the energy

and initial vibe,
it really feels

like we're on the path to
a little spice, a little heat.

Yeah, so Lily, best friend,

she's technically
my maid of honor.

And then Shannon and Jen
are the Park City girls.

- How old are they?

- 33.
- Wait, how old are you?

- How old are you?

How old are you?
- Guess.

- No.

OK, I'll guess.
32?

- Wow. I get that a lot.

I'm 28.

- You're younger than me.

Plot twist.

- You're 30.

- 29.

- Oh, that was my next guess.

What do you drive?

- A good old Jeep.

- You have a Jeep?
Wow.

- How about you?
I have an Audi A4.

- Ooh.

Power couple.
- Yes, ma'am.

- I'm a terrible
driver, though.

- OK.

- I'm shocked that I haven't
even, like, crashed it once.

- You said you
haven't crashed it?

- No, even I was like,
Dad, aren't you so proud?

Like, I haven't
crashed it one time.

He's like, yeah.

What else?

Were you, like,
fun at your bachelor party?

- There were strippers.

I wasn't, like,
really into that.

- We were like--
- Crazy?

- White girl wasted, uh-huh.

- Were there strippers?
- Yeah.

I was, like, getting all
the shots off the strippers.

Shot, shot, shot.

- Oh, my God.

You said you had
a belly shot off him?

Oh, my God.

- It's the one thing my aunt
said I shouldn't do.

And I did it.

- You know, I can see that
she's the life of the party,

and I'm a little
more reserved.

But I appreciate
that Emily's trying

to say whatever's on her mind.

Also, you know,
honesty, I just think

it's a major building block
to a successful relationship.

We'll see. Who knows?

But for right now,
it's really nice.

- I need another glass of wine.

Do you need any? No?

- I'm good,
but I can walk with you.

- OK.

[soft music]

♪

- My dress, they altered
it in like, two days,

so it looks like [bleep].

- I think your dress
looks wonderful.

- Thank you.
- Definitely--

- Thank you.
- [laughs]

- Words.

Communication.

Not communicating
is also communicating.

- Well, good.

I hope you're picking up
what I'm laying down, man.

- I definitely pick up
what you're laying down.

They kept asking me,
they were like,

do you think he's
a boob guy or an ass guy?

And I was like,
he literally has no choice.

- [laughs]

- It's so weird to,
like, meet each other

in formal clothes.

- Yeah.

- Like, what do you dress
like outside of this?

- Like a professional skater
who doesn't skate.

[laughs]

- OK. That's a good
description.

I mean, I would honestly
say same for me--

- Yeah?

- Just with, like,
a feminine flair.

Yeah.
But I do rollerblade.

So I do skate a little bit.

- I love going to roller
skate nights at Tracks.

- Do you? [bleep] yeah.

That's what I do
for my birthday every year.

- Really?

- All these bitches,
we always dress up.

- Yes.

I'm learning that we have,
like, a lot of things

in common.

I don't think I could have
asked for anything better.

It isn't common.

It's not like you go
on a Bumble or Hinge date

and, like, you just
agree on everything.

I am slightly allergic to cats.

- Oh, same.
- Oh.

- Yeah.
- Good.

- We literally
married each other.

Like, I married myself.

- Seriously, this is
literally astonishing.

It's very unique.

So that's very exciting.

- So, like, this is
a first date on crack.

- Yeah. Oh, absolutely.

Except, yeah--

- Except we're married.

- It's kind of nice
in a lot of ways.

- Yeah.
- I don't know.

- Like, if we could
have our family

and friends on every
first date, like, amazing.

- [laughs]
- Right?

- Yeah, absolutely.

[tapping glasses]

- Oh, you want us to kiss?

- Oh, is that what that means?

I didn't know that.

- ♪ All my life I've waited

♪ All my life I've waited

♪

- ♪ We got it all

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh,

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh

♪ We got it all

- Every time I look up,
someone's staring at me.

- Every time.

Just now, I look up
and my friend's like--

- Yeah. It's just like, hey.

All right, now, honestly,
thank you for making

this a great experience.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

This has been a lot
of fun, I think.

- Yeah, it's been fun so far.

- What did your dad think
of this process?

- [chuckles]

He was like,
so you're marrying a stranger.

I was like, yeah.

His exact words were,
that's strange.

- Oh, no.
- I was like, oh, OK, great.

But that's what I miss
most about my mom.

My mother passed
away last April.

- Oh, I'm so sorry.

- Honestly, there's no one
in this room that I was--

what I would say that I've ever
been closer to, than my mom.

And I talked to her
about everything.

Like, she was the type
of person I could be like--

I could tell her
I had a one-night stand

and did cocaine
and she wouldn't--

not that I would do that.

But she would just be like,
oh, well, how was it?

And then she'd come back
and be like, OK,

so let's talk about this.

But she was just like--she
was just non-judgmental parent.

And my dad is very opposite.

He's fun, but he's not my mom.

So I feel like I'm missing
my therapist, in a sense.

[soft music]

- Well, this is something
I was a little scared to share.

- It's OK. Just go for it.

- But, you know, I am
finishing classes to become

a real estate broker.

- OK.

- And, you know, being
an independent contractor

in the construction side,
I'm still at home with my mom.

- Have you been, like,
using that time to save

and stuff and--

- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.

- So--

- It's funny.

My friends asked me,
they were like,

what if he lives with his mom?

And I was like,
well, it depends

on what he's doing with that.

Maybe because my mom died,
or maybe, you know,

that made me want
to be closer to family,

but I honestly wish
I could live with my parents.

Like, I say that all the time.

I tell--my little
sister moved out.

And I told her, I said,
you should have stayed longer.

I said, you're not missing
anything but bills out here.

- Yeah, for real.
- It's tough.

So, like, I don't
feel like worried

that you live with your mom,
as long as you've

been smart with that time.

- Oh, man.
You have put me at ease.

- Stop.
- Oh, man.

- Yeah, I mean, you cook.

You're handy.

This is, like,
what I wanted in a husband.

if I could, like,
write it on paper,

which I did write it on paper.

- Yeah?

- I'm happy.
I'm pleasantly surprised.

- Good.

♪

[upbeat music]

- So you do go,
like, mountain biking?

- Yeah.

- So I don't bike, though.
I don't bike.

- Don't worry.
- I work out.

- Don't worry.
- I work out.

- There's not--but you
said in your vows

that our relationship is built
on our--and I'm paraphrasing,

sorry--
like, our individual--

- No, you need
to know it word for word.

How dare you not
remember every line?

It's terrible.

- It's who we are as
individuals that will build

who we are as a relationship.

- Key.
I'm an independent person.

- We--like, we never want
to become the same people.

- Ever.
- This is for us--

- I will always be myself.

- To learn from each other,
but to still

remain individuals and--

- Have our own hobbies.

But I love that you
have hobbies because--

- It just means
I'm not a loser.

- There's been men
that don't have hobbies,

and that's concerning.

Because then they cling on
to you and they're like,

I don't have friends.
I don't have hobbies.

And it's like--
- Oh, my God.

- That's concerning, you know?

- If anything,
your problem is gonna be like,

oh, he's going riding again.

- Yeah.
[laughs]

I think I've been with a lot
of like very unstable guys

who have, like,
been codependent on me.

- Can I say, no offense,
but you look like you would

attract those kinds of guys.

- Thanks.
- In a sense that--

- I'm not offended.
[laughs]

Huge slay.
No, I'm kidding.

- I just realized when I said.

No, I mean, like--

You just, you know, it's like
a moth to a flame, you know.

And then you just
get caught up.

- Thanks.
I'm glad you think so.

I'm glad you're
attracted to me,

because I'm attracted to you.

- OK, good.

- I was like, that was
a concern, as well.

Because what if we weren't
attracted to each other?

- So, so far, everything
on the surface, you know,

seems like this could work.

[tapping glasses]

- OK. Let's do it.

[cheering]

OK.

- That's all you get.

Most of my life has been
me versus the world.

But it's not, like, who I want
to be and what kind of life

I want to live.

My goal is to build a life
with my now wife, Clare,

and almost become
a new organism.

- OK, so my family's huge.

Usually, weddings
are like, 300 people.

- Oh, yeah?

- Like, my older sister,
400 people at her wedding.

- Wow.

- So I had to cut off
several people from this,

so this is really weird.

It's just weird
to have it so small.

And, like, we go cra--

I mean, we drink,
we dance, we have fun.

We got good people.

- My parents back
in New Zealand,

like, they couldn't
be here today.

But I still have
a great crew.

- Fair.
That's really great.

- But they have led me to be,
from what I understand,

what you are looking for.

- How do you know
what I'm looking for?

- In your vows.

In the letter that you wrote.

Family is first.
- Yeah, it is important.

- So I can take that--

I can take a stab.

- [laughs]

- ♪ I feel
the crowd get hype ♪

♪ No holding back tonight

- Oh, Lord.

- Don't cry.

- We're all crazy
for being here,

crazy in love with Lauren and
her new husband, "Or-ee-on."

- "Oh-ry-an."

"Oh-ry-an."
"Oh-ry-an."

- "Oh-ry-an."
I'm so sorry.

"Oh-ry-an."

- Here are the things I know
for a fact about Austin.

He's loyal.

He's kind.
He's adventurous.

And he will drive you nuts when
you play board games with him.

- Cameron's core motivation
is the consumption

and acquisition of chocolate.

He has few other
tangible needs.

But enough about Cameron,
let's talk about Clare.

- No.
[laughs]

- I could go on for seconds.

[laughter]

- There comes a time
in everyone's life

when they meet their one
true love, their soulmate.

That moment came for Clare
27 years ago and nine months,

when she met me in the womb.

[laughter]

That being said,
Clare is one of the most

special humans on this Earth.

And her new husband has no idea
how lucky he's about to be.

To my new brother-in-law,
Cameron,

I'm not sure if you
picked up on this yet,

but Clare means
everything to me.

And dang, do I have high
expectations for you.

- Emily has dreamed
of getting married

since she was a preschooler.

She's even gone as a bride
for Halloween

three different times.

- All I can say is,
Brennan loves being loved.

And as soon as Emily
entered the room,

he had a smile on his face.

Well, that smile
hasn't left him since.

- So with that,
I invite everyone to a toast

to the happy couple.

- Thank you, Brian.

- Cheers.

[upbeat music]

- Whoo!

- ♪ Real

♪ Now this is how
the party should feel ♪

♪ We gon' have a good time

♪

- At this time,
we would like to invite

the newlyweds to cut the cake.

- You know what you're doing.
- Yeah.

Just hold on to my hand.
- Yeah, I'm holding on.

- I, like--how do you do it?

- Yeah.

We've done this before.

Yeah.

- She's beauty,
and she's grace.

[cheering]

♪

- My arm's got
to really get up there.

- Are your shoulders
getting tired?

- [laughs]

- ♪ Na, na, na, na

♪ Whoa, whoa, whoa, hey

- Good cake though.

♪

- General vibes.
How you feeling?

- Yeah.

- I am astonished at how
much we have in common.

- Yeah.

- It's literally, like,
every sentence her or I say,

is like, oh, my God, like, yes.

Agreed.
- What, you too?

Really?
- Yeah.

- OK, I'm interested
in hearing first impressions.

- First impressions,
I don't know.

I think I've been really
nervous about this process

that, like, whoever was
gonna do this, like,

wouldn't be doing it for, like,
the right reasons or like,

wouldn't be as like genuine
or honest, or like,

trying to get
the Instagram followers

or, like, whatever it may be.

And like, instantly, like,
when I saw him get emotional,

I was like, no.

Like, he's in this
for marriage, like, for love.

He's not in this
for anything else.

And like,
that was my first impression,

is that he's very authentic.

He's cute, too.
That helps.

[laughter]

- I think he's
the most authentic person

I've ever met.
- Really?

- Yeah, he'll tell
you what's going on.

- I am also very direct.

So, like, to be with another
direct person is really nice.

Like, I'm never, like, unkind
or, like, mean about it.

But, like, I don't
really have a filter

to be able to say--
like, I never get

passive aggressive
or anything like that.

Like, if something's
bothering me, I say it.

Like, I don't know
how to not do that.

- Communication.

Communication is number one.
- Number one.

Always number one.
- Number one.

And the more direct you are
with her, the more in tune

you are
with your internal process.

- Sure.

- And if you just share it
with her, she can understand.

- Great.

- But if you're ambiguous,
and if you're--if you

don't understand yourself,
and you can't really,

like, share it with her,
her anxiety will go crazy.

- What's your view
on immediate physicality

in your relationship?

- Immediate physicality?

- In terms of,
you know, are you a girl

who's looking for,
you know, touch quick,

or are you waiting your time?

- It's whatever feels
right at that time, yeah.

- He's not somebody
who typically

likes to rush into things.

- OK.
- Yeah.

- She will constantly touch
and scratch you.

- Not into that.

- I think she sometimes
forgets that, like--

- Not everybody is--

- Some people need, like,
need a gentle approach.

- Yeah.

- Because she's just
so sex positive, like,

she's just expansive.

She's secure in herself.

She's not traditional at all.

She's taught me so much about,
like, sex positivity

and, like, I don't know.

She just is unapologetic
about, like,

her beliefs and her morals.

It's like, she's just like,
nope, this is the way I feel.

Like, take it or leave it.
- Buckle up, buddy.

- Yeah.
- [laughs]

- I mean--
- It's a ride.

- ♪ And we dance like
we're on fire ♪

♪ When we sing,
we sing too loud ♪

- I'm happy.
- Good.

- I loved your dancing song.
- Thank you, thank you.

I have no idea what
I'm doing when it

comes to this kind of dancing.

- I don't, either.
- OK, good.

[upbeat music]

- ♪ Hey, hey, hey

- All right, ladies
and gentlemen, at this time,

we're gonna be going live
with the drum.

And, again, it is
follow the leader.

[drumbeat and chanting]

- All right.

- I'm really glad that he got
to incorporate a really big

part of his culture into the
reception because it really

did feel like a co-mingling of
the families, and traditions,

and different things.

It was beautiful.

- Whoo!

[cheers and applause]

[upbeat music]

♪

- I've known Austin
for a decade.

- Mm-hmm.

- We've lived together
for three years, now.

- How does it feel that I'm
stealing him away from you?

- No, look, I've asked
all my girlfriends.

They're like,
you are going to thrive.

- You can borrow him
anytime you need to.

If you're like, I miss Austin,
like, you can have him.

- The only thing I would say--

like, I don't know, OK.

He's always going
to be wearing pajamas.

- So he won't wear
the suit all the time?

- No, never.
- [bleep]

- Also--
- Yeah.

- He loves to start projects.
- I've heard.

- Not that great
at finishing them.

- I've heard.

- So if you come home
and there is

newspaper all
over your dining room table--

- I'll be ready.
- You have to say something.

- This is great advice.
- Yes.

He will always
take out the trash.

- Perfect.

- You don't have to worry
about trash day, ever.

- Amazing.
- He'll print out the calendar.

- Amazing.

- And he'll know which days
are recycling.

You don't have to worry
about that at all.

- [bleep].
- I know.

I'm worried
about that, actually.

Because I'm like, [bleep],
now I got to do it.

[laughs]

- ♪ Good vibes only

♪ We're living out this life

♪ And we could do it now

♪

- So when did you move here
from New Zealand?

- In 2013.

I always laughed
at people who, like,

never moved away
from their family.

- Right.
- Because like--

- That's us.
- That's us.

- Right, but now, like, I'm--

- You couldn't leave.
- I don't want to move away.

Yeah, I don't want to move
away because of the support

and love I have here.
- Right.

That's a great--
that's awesome.

- Your mom is over the moon
about me, by the way.

- Good.
We do love confidence.

- No, I mean--I mean,
she's like, she's--

- She is. I can see it.

- Yeah, she's had nothing
but nice things to say to me.

She's been very sweet.
- She's a great person.

- She's very sweet.
- Our parents are great.

- [mimicking Cameron]
Clare, my name is Cameron.

I am a great guy.

I'm going to be everything
for your sister.

- I mean, we'll see.
- [laughs]

- Everything academically
I've excelled at, so I got--

- Brush your shoulder.

- Oh.

- [laughs]

- I'm pretty good.

- Your mom loves me.

I'm pretty great.

[laughs]

♪

- ♪ It's a party outside
all across the globe ♪

♪ Every woman, every man
coming out they home ♪

[upbeat music]

- Are y'all having a good time?

- I mean, so far,
I'm having a good time.

And you seem like you're gonna
be a great match for him.

- Yeah.

- He seems like he
has a lot of layers.

Like, he doesn't
seem like he's like--

- He's an onion.

- Yeah, that's what my friends
say about me so I think--

- His nickname
is literally Onion.

- Literally?
Really?

- Yeah.
Like, people call him Onion.

- Good to know.

I won't call him that, but
it's good to know that that's

one of his many nicknames.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Maybe later.

Definitely.

- Do you guys have any concerns
about who his wife might be?

You can be honest.

I can take a hit.

- For sure, I mean, you never
know what you're gonna get.

So...
- Right.

A complete stranger.

Do you think
you have any red flags?

- My red flag is that
I need a little bit

too much validation.

And that's something
that I need to work on, myself.

And I'm working on it.

I'm not a yeller.

I'm not really combative.

Like, I don't know.

Y'all could tell me
what my real flex is

once you get to know me.

But I'm honestly at a loss,
outside of the needing--

seeking external validation.

- So like, knowing--

knowing that and, like,
knowing that about yourself,

does that make you
like, concerned

at all, like, coming into like
a marriage with a stranger?

Or does, like,
your kind of self-awareness

make you, like, more
comfortable with that?

- The latter.

Going into the marriage,
like, I'm at,

like, honestly my best self.

I have space for a partner.

And I'm at the point
of my life where

I know myself really well.

- I got you.

- And I asked for
that in a partner.

And he seems like he's
very self-aware, too.

- Definitely.
- And I like that.

- With your own journey
of validation

and self-validation,
just voicing like,

hey, I need validation
right now, that's all

I really need from you.

Just listen to me.

That way he's, like, more aware
of how to be there for you.

♪

- I told Lauren.

I said, there's between
15 and 100 questions

you need to ask your mate.

One of the questions is,
does he own a toolbox?

Because you need to know
if he can fix some [bleep].

And I'm listening to you.

I said, OK, got that covered.

Cool.

- Yeah, man.

I've been in the electrical
trade for about seven,

eight years now.

I'm licensed for real
estate in New York,

as well as electrical
in New York.

- And you're from here, right?
- Yeah.

- OK, well, now that you
have a new family,

my daughter as your wife,
do you see yourself

still looking at Colorado
as your permanent place

of residence?

- No.
- OK.

- I do want a house
on the East Coast,

you know, a house
here in Colorado.

That would be really nice, you
know, just to get away and run

away to the mountains,
go snowboarding,

you know, go to
the East Coast, you know,

just go hang out on the beach.

I just enjoy just getting
up and going, honestly.

- OK, well, I have a concern
listening to you now,

because in marriage, have to
make decisions based upon both

of your likes and dislikes.

And you just said that you
are willing to, you know,

spend time between here
and the East Coast.

- Sure.

- What I didn't hear
you say is that you're

willing to also include Lauren
in that decision process.

- Well--

- What I didn't hear is,

hey, I have a wife now,
so the decisions that I

make have to be always included
with my second person in-hand.

My concern is, are you chasing
opportunities someplace else,

and will you
consider what you say

you want to do has
to always be in consideration

with your wife?

- Of course.
- OK.

- Yeah.

- What are your expectations of
a marriage, and this marriage?

And what are your requirements
of a marriage?

- My expectations in this
marriage, you know, I--

[chuckles]

I grew up in a matriarch,
you know?

So women kind of
ran the show for me.

And so that's
kind of where, you know,

I never really dated
within my own culture

because just--

I don't like being
bossed around.

Moving on with that--

- Could you go back with that?
- Sure.

- You said you never really
dated in your culture

because you didn't like
to be bossed around.

- Well, because
of the matriarch that we have.

And so with that,
you know, I think

my expectations,
when it comes to marriage,

is mutual respect.

I mean, that's where I sit.

- Well, Orion,
you know, it really

doesn't matter anything
we say or ask you,

because you're already married.

- Sure.

- So it's not like
you need my approval.

It's a done deal.

- But I also would still
like your approval.

- OK.

Well, I have to wait and see.

[tense music]

- ♪ Can I hear you
party people ♪

♪ Yeah, this is
gonna prove that ♪

♪ Get to your heart stopping

[upbeat music]

♪ Hey, yeah, yeah

♪ This is the week
about to... ♪

- Whoo!

[screaming]

- Whoa, look at all these men.

- ♪ I'm feeling good, yeah

♪ I'm feeling good

♪ I'm feeling good

♪ I'm feeling

♪ You know who you are

♪ Get out of the way

♪ Sweetest thing, yeah

♪ I'm feeling good

♪ I'm feeling good

- So you want to get married?

- 1, 2, 3!

- ♪ I'm feeling good

♪ I'm feeling,
I'm feeling good ♪

♪ Feeling good

♪ Na, na, na

♪ I'm feeling good

- How are you feeling?

- Feeling good.

- Did she live up
to the expectation?

- She did.

You know, I said I wanted
someone who was charismatic,

fun, liked to go on adventures.

And--
- That's her.

- Check, check, check, check.

So hopefully, I lived up
to the expectations.

- So why did you
come to do this?

Like, have your past
relationships been

disastrous or non-existent?

- I've been in a couple.
- OK.

- But I've always
like, left that--

those relationships realizing
like, what I want, you know?

And I've gotten one step
closer with each one.

So that's kind of where I
left off on that last one

where I was just
like, you know.

But my next relationship--
it's going to be my lifelong

partner, so that's why--

- How long ago was
your last relationship?

- Like two years.
- OK.

- Yeah.

- I feel like, Emily--
or since I've known her--

has said, the second
I'm in a relationship,

that's gonna be the person.

- Amazing.

- Guys.

- How you feeling?

- How are you feeling?

- First impressions are good.
First impressions are good.

But we definitely
have some questions.

- OK, I'm gonna take
the first impressions are good.

I would expect you to grill me.

- So you mentioned this
is your first relationship?

- Yeah.

- What do you mean
by first relationship?

Like, long-term
relationship or--

- Yeah, like, literally,
never had a serious boyfriend.

- OK.

- What was
your closest one like?

- Like, I like,
hooked up with people,

like, been somewhat serious.

But I've just never had
a real relationship.

I know that's probably,
like, a red flag.

But I don't really think it is.

I look at it as like, I've had
29 years to focus on myself.

And I don't actually
think a lot of people

get that opportunity.

And I think it's kind of,
like, made me who I am now.

And I think it's, like,
made me ready for this.

- Are you nervous
that she's never been

in a relationship before?

- I'm not nervous.

You know, I'm just curious.

Have you guys ever,
like, met any of her,

like, short-term
relationships or anything?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- OK.

- But no one was like--
no one was that serious.

- OK.

- And all the people
I've liked for her,

she's, like, just shaken off.

- Or like, hasn't been anyone,
like, worth her time.

Yeah.

- Like, she's not the kind
of person that's like, oh,

well, like, maybe, like,
I'll see if, like,

I can make this work.

Like, if it doesn't
work for her--

and that's kind of
how she is with,

all aspects of her life--
she's very honest.

And she doesn't lie to herself
or anyone else around her.

She won't lie to you, either.

- Yeah.

- What do you think it is

that stopped you from being
in a committed relationship?

- I think it's just that, like,
I feel like I deserve better

than how I've been treated,
and I'm like--I don't really--

if I wanted to get a boyfriend,
I probably could.

But, like, I choose myself.

And I just, like,
haven't found the right guy.

- My question is,
if you haven't

been in a kind of committed
relationship yet--

- How do you think
I'm gonna handle marriage?

- Yeah.

- I don't think anyone knows.

But I think
I'm ready to trust myself.

He has to trust me.

The one thing
that I said because of this,

is like, I just feel like
I could always be better

in constant when I'm
in communication, I think,

with him, that's going
to be really important.

- And he also likes to talk.

So being a good listener
and working

on those listening skills--

- I'm happy
that you guys are saying

about being a better listener
because my mom said that.

And I know it's something
I need to work on.

So now I'm gonna be, like,
super conscious about it.

- The biggest thing
for Brennan is communication.

He's had a few
serious relationships,

but most of them end because
of communication issues.

- Like, how so?

- Like,
their communication styles

don't match up,
whether it's being a bad texter

or just not sharing
how you feel.

So I think if you
keep that in mind,

you'll be set up for success.

- Do you think, like,
she's ready to go all-in,

like, this time around?

- I do.
- I actually do.

I honestly think, for you,
like, just be patient with her

because I feel like
she does kind of live,

like, by a short fuse.

- Yeah.

- And she's been
so independent.

She hasn't necessarily
had to consider someone

else's feelings all the time.

But I think that's where,
like, a partner will be really

good for her to, like, ground
her, bring her down to Earth,

and, like, pull her
out of her own world

that she's been,
like, in for 30 years.

- ♪ What's a little love

♪ Between two friends

- OK, so, yeah,
this is Cameron.

- Hi, Cameron.
- Nice to meet you.

- This is the husband.
- Nice to meet you.

- Isn't that crazy or what?
- It is crazy.

- How are you feeling, Geeg,
about this whole thing?

- Is Cameron begin
with a C or a K?

We had a debate.
- Oh, good question.

- C, C.
- Starts with a C.

- A C.
- OK.

- OK.

- Yeah, this has
been a lot, Geeg.

- Yeah, it's a lot.
I'm ready.

- You know?
She's ready.

[laughs]
She's ready.

She's the cutest.

- Well, I think
it's so nice that you

two came over to meet me.

And I know it's because
I'm the oldest person here.

- No, no.
- No, no.

It's the wisest.
- The wisest.

- The wisest.
- The old--she knows a lot.

And she was married
for how many years?

- 60 something.

- 60 something years,
her marriage.

What would be the biggest piece
of advice that you have?

- To not argue.

To cut it off.

That one-upsmanship, you know--

- Yeah.
- Like, you say--

- Yeah, you did that yesterday.

- Oh, you're
home late for work.

And you say, well,
dinner wasn't

ready yesterday, so I figured
I'd come home late today.

- Yeah, that's right.
Dinner wasn't ready.

- And then you would
say something else.

- You better get used to that.
- [laughs]

- I mean, it just--

and you don't forget
those things that people say.

- Right.

- It's better
just to walk away.

- Pick your battles, really.

And the little battles
are not worth fighting.

- No. Nobody's perfect.

- Right.

- And, you know,
to keep pointing out

the imperfections,
you got to start

looking for the good things--
- The good in people.

Yeah.

- Instead
of what they do wrong.

- Yeah.

- Think of what they do right,
and you'll be happy.

- What do you think
of this, Gigi?

- I think the both
of you are suited well.

- That's very kind.

- And she would
not just say that.

- That's very kind.
- Yeah.

My family is everything to me.

And I know his parents
couldn't be here,

but he's vibing
with my family.

They're mingling.
They're getting along.

I just feel so excited.

I feel like he is just
a good, good dude.

- But don't expect
too much too fast.

- Oh, and I won't.

You know, we can't expect--

- Her expectations
are way down here.

- [laughs]
- No, that's not what I mean.

- They can only
go up from here.

- That's not what I mean.
[laughs]

- So how do you like your wife?

- I think she's great.
- Yeah?

- Yeah, she's a total catch.
Yeah.

Do you know how many times
I've looked back at her,

just to see where she's at?

It's like, yo, can we hang out?

Like, are we done with talking?

Like, ah.

- I'm getting a little bit
of mom energy,

honestly, out of him.

And I feel like that's
why I'm kind of like--

- Probably.
It's very calming.

- Yeah, it's very calming.
Like, I feel very--

I think that's why
I keep looking for him.

Like, he's like
my security blanket already.

- Already?

- I feel like y'all
are so connected.

- Yo, the first kiss--
- That kiss, honey.

Baby--
- I was not ready.

- Let me tell you.
- You should've saw my face.

I was like--
- Let me tell you.

I said, oh.

- He was like,
damn, you gorgeous.

Like, he liked what he saw, OK?

- That kiss took me aback.

I mean, it was welcomed, but
I just wasn't expecting that.

- You think you're
gonna get lucky tonight?

- Um--

- Think you're gonna get it on?

- Honestly,
I kind of don't want

to do that the first night.

- No?

- No.
- What if she starts it?

- What if she wants it?
- Yeah.

- Well, then, I'm gonna
have a really hard time.

OK?

- You might just have
to take the bullet and--

- Yeah, just--oh, fine.

- I don't want you guys
to judge me,

but I was kind of, like,
we have some sexual attraction.

I feel like it's not a bad
thing to hook up,

maybe have sex,
because we are married.

And I feel like
sometimes it's, like,

a good segue into,
like, OK, now let's

get into the emotional stuff.

I don't feel like
he needs to work for it,

I need to work for it.

Like, we're married.

- He is a good kisser.
- Is he?

- Yeah.

- Do you feel like you got,
like, good kissing chemistry?

- Yeah, yeah.

He's great.
- How was the first kiss?

- Great.
- It looked great.

- It was--
yeah, we're like, juicy.

Damn.

- What are you
gonna do tonight?

- We're gonna go spend
our first night together,

and hopefully, spend our whole
night talking and playing N64.

And, like, whatever
she wants, I'll do.

- I feel like I definitely
want to snuggle him,

kiss him again,
and we'll see where that goes.

But, like, medically, I don't
think I feel ready enough

to do anything more.

Just excited
to talk to him more.

- From everything
I've learned tonight

and from everything I've seen,
I'm excited to, like,

get to know her
on a deeper level.

- I, like, really have
a weird feeling about this.

- I do too.

- I feel like
it's too good to be true.

And, like, guys,
I really like this venue.

- Everything has
been so perfect.

- I'm gonna cry.
- Why are you gonna cry?

- 'Cause, like, I just
feel like everything is--

[sobbing]
So, like, good.

- You're gonna make me cry.

- I mean, you've waited
your whole life for this.

You deserve this.

- I know, and it's just
weird that it just was

all better than I expected.

- So, Emily, you guys
get to the hotel room--

- Are you gonna whip out
the lingerie and the handcuffs?

- I don't--
I have the handcuffs.

I brought the key.
- You brought the handcuffs?

- But I was like--

no, I didn't bring the whip.

- We asked her about like,
hey, sex tonight?

And then, what did she say?

- She said, this is
a different circumstance.

I am now a married woman.

So she said, you know,
I'm open to whatever happens,

where, you know,
things go a little bit more.

- I should have you
talk to her more often.

[laughter]
- I don't know.

Do I put on this red
little spicy number?

- I say, like, feel it out.
See how it goes.

- I'm going to take his lead.

- ♪ Put your body on me

♪ Give it to me right now

- ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ Gosh, we're going strong

[upbeat music]

♪ Right where we belong

♪

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

- I was tired of searching
for my person.

I really wanted
my person to find me.

And I honestly feel like
the universe delivered

a really special person to me.

- ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

I know I don't know him yet,

but I feel like I'm
supposed to know him

and he's supposed
to be in my life.

So it's gonna make me
cry a little bit,

but I got married
to meet Orion.

♪

[cheering]

♪

- I'm pleasantly
surprised at how excited

I am to get to know my wife.

I think Clare is very pretty.

And not only that, I could see
us working for the long haul.

♪

I can't wait
to travel with my wife.

I can't wait to buy
our first car together,

you know,
maybe get a dog together,

to experience a shared life.

And I think,
from what I can tell,

Clare is everything that I
wanted and want in a wife.

♪

- ♪ Power

♪ This is the magic

♪ This is the magic

♪ This is the magic

♪ For me and you

- I'm so happy.

Austin seems so
kind and genuine

and, like,
that was my biggest worry.

So my hopes
for the future are that we

just continue to get along.

I'm sure that it won't
always be this great,

but it feels exciting.

It feels like this is the first
day of many, many good days.

- ♪ The magic, magic, magic

- Yeah, I'm ready to see what

life has in store,
for better, for worse, baby.

♪

- ♪ My, my favorite thing

♪ You're my everything

♪ All the joy you bring

♪ My favorite thing

- Overall experience
of today was just mind blowing.

Like, I didn't expect to find
my husband so attractive.

Like, I love his personality.
I love his family.

Like, it just was truly,
like, magical.

- ♪ All the joy you bring

♪ My favorite thing

- I'm going to ride the wave
with him now guiding me.

See where this night takes us.

♪

Didn't bring the whip,
but I did bring the handcuffs,

not the key.

So that could get
a little tricky.

- ♪ All the joy you bring

♪ My favorite thing

♪

- Here we go!

- This season on
"Married at First Sight"...

- ♪ Here we go, yeah

♪ Here we go,
na, na, na, na ♪

♪ Y'all ready for this

♪ Nothing can stop me now,
here we go ♪

- I think it is really amazing
how well we got matched

together by the experts.

- He's cute.

- ♪ I'm afraid

- I love being married
to Austin.

- Killed it!

- We're already way beyond
what I could have imagined.

- ♪ I won't quit

♪ I'll stick with it

- Wild send out.

- This is the type of
relationship I always wanted.

I'm just hoping I don't puke.

- ♪ Do it anyway,
do it anyway ♪

- Totally rad. Oh!

- ♪ Do it anyway,
do it anyway ♪

- I don't feel comfortable
with the fact that, you know,

you did sleep
with somebody else.

- I did.

- ♪ Sometimes we fall

♪ But now we rise

♪ Keep my head up to the sky

- Do you see a future with me?
- Well, not--no, let me finish.

- Do you see a future with me?

- Cutting me off really
does piss me off.

- When you act
like that, again,

it makes feel like [bleep].

And you can just suck it up.

- We are appalled
that this happened

and feel so bad for you.

- I did feel myself
falling for him.

And now I'm just like,
well, what the [bleep]?

- What are y'all
not telling me?

- How dare you even
ask that question?

- I still need time

to, like, work through
certain things that could

like, really tear us apart.

- It's really hard.

- Did I make
the right decision?

- I can't believe you'd [bleep]
say something like that.

I've always been
really confident.

Like, I know this.
But it still like, just sucks.

- I am really just
feeling heartbroken.

- I would never take
those days back.

- I just feel, like, guilty.

- There's nothing--
more remorse.

There's nothing I can do.

[crying]

[dramatic music]

- Oh, no.

[siren wailing]
[bleep]

♪

- There has been some
talk about if you

would be willing
to take another chance.

♪

- The time is here
for you to decide...

- If you want
to stay married...

- Or do you want
to get a divorce?

♪