MAFS groom Jesse Burford cuts a fine figure as he is spotted back to work as a wedding celebrant

Married at first sight groom Jesse Burford may not have found his happy ending with Claire Nomarhas.

But it looks like the 30-year-old wedding celebrant is ready to put his ill-fated reality TV marriage behind and focus on uniting other couples in marital bliss.

Jesse was spotted looking smart at work at the Perth Registry Office wearing a gray plaid blazer jacket, black skinny jeans and a white shirt.

He wore his luscious locks tied up in a trendy bun.

The tattooed hunk was going rounds, marrying couples with his signature charm and charisma, before taking a short break for his next date.

After experiencing the rollercoaster of emotions on MAFS, Jesse seems unfazed by the drama and eager to bring happiness to other lovebirds.

Jesse’s marriage to Claire Nomarhas was a whirlwind of turmoil, with the couple’s explosive arguments, undeniable incompatibility, and cheating scandal quickly becoming the talk of the nation.

Despite the grief, Jesse has managed to bounce back and reclaim his role as one of the country’s most sought-after wedding celebrants.

Sources close to Burford have revealed that things are going well for Jesse, with the popular groom now unable to keep up with his requests.

Jesse was back at work at the Perth registry office wearing a gray plaid blazer jacket, black skinny jeans and a white shirt

The tattooed hunk was doing the rounds, marrying couples with his signature charm and charisma, before taking a short break for his next date

It comes after Jesse recently opened up about his experience on the show and his doomed marriage to Claire.

Jesse revealed that he was “shocked” to see how their tumultuous relationship played out on screen, with Claire portrayed as an angel despite her “crazy things” on set, such as “cheating” and “gaslighting.”

Jesse admitted that he assumed he wouldn’t get a “villain” edit during filming, and was dismayed to discover that his assumptions were completely wrong when the show aired.

After experiencing the rollercoaster of emotions on MAFS, Jesse seems unfazed by the drama and eager to bring happiness to other lovebirds

“I was shocked to see our relationship play out on screen. I remember thinking to myself, “I don’t have to worry about whether I’m going to be a villain, because. . [Claire] just said crazy things.’

“And that’s where I’m watching our honeymoon six months later, and they’re not showing any of that!”

While Jesse did not witness any first-hand favoritism by the production, he said he had a “weird sixth sense that something didn’t feel right” during filming.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Jesse recently revealed he was “shocked” to see how their tumultuous relationship played out on screen, portraying Claire as an angel despite her “crazy things” on set, such as “cheating play’ and ‘gaslighting’. ‘

“For some reason, they chose her as the angel of the season,” he said.

‘[Claire] is a supervillain on a silver platter, and they say, “No, we’ll take care of her.” It’s almost criminal. The imbalance and the injustice, I can’t even explain it to you, man,” he complained.

Jesse said he struggled to watch the show back, mainly because he didn’t have a support system to help him cope emotionally, nor anyone who could empathize with his experience.

Jesse explained that he stopped watching the show after episode four because of how he was portrayed as a “misogynist”, while forgetting to show Claire’s bad behavior during the honeymoon.