In the popular reality TV show, Married at First Sight, eight singles out of thousands of applicants are chosen by clinical psychologist John Aiken, neuropsychotherapist Dr. Trisha Stratford, and psychologist Sabina Read to find love in a unique and unconventional way.The show brings together these eight singles and matches them into four couples. The twist? They meet for the first time at the altar and commit to a relationship in a commitment ceremony, all without ever having met or dated before. Eight singles (out of thousands of applicants), chosen by clinical physiologist John Aiken, neuropsychotherapist Dr. Trisha Stratford and psychologist Sabina Read, come to find themselves looking for love on a TV show. Married at First Sight takes these eight singles, makes them four couples and has them meeting for the first time at the altar. These couples are not actually married for the show, yet do go through a commitment ceremony. This reality series is an experiment based on real life occurrences for these 'couples', as they go through an accelerated relationship cycle.
