The Married At First Sight 2025 weddings are in full swing and on Friday another couple was spotted having a great time at the altar.
Wellness Coordinator Jake Luik looked overjoyed as he walked down the aisle with a gorgeous brunette bride on their epic journey to find true love.
In photos obtained by Ny Breaking Australia, the special couple looked very happy with their match. They beamed from ear to ear and looked very much in love.
Just moments after they first laid eyes on each other, the couple were spotted sharing an intimate kiss and cuddling up to each other.
For the big day, Perth native Jake looked dapper in a black suit and brown tie, while a lilac corsage was pinned to his lapel.
He wore clear, round glasses on his face and his shoulder-length brown locks were pulled behind his ears.
Jake couldn’t keep the smile off his face as he snuggled up to his new bride, moments after they first met at the altar of their dating experiment.
His bride, whose identity has not yet been confirmed, looked stunning in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder white wedding dress with lace floral details.
The Married At First Sight 2025 weddings are in full swing and another couple was spotted having a great time after tying the knot on Friday
Wellness coordinator Jake Luik looked overjoyed after tying the knot with a gorgeous brunette bride as they embarked on their epic journey to true love
Just moments after they first saw each other, the couple were seen sharing an intimate kiss and cuddling up to each other
She wore her glossy raven-black locks in a half-up, half-down style and a veil over her head to complete her elegant bridal ensemble.
They were spotted posing for romantic wedding photos outside after tying the knot, and couldn’t keep their hands off each other during the cozy get-together.
Jake works at Southern River College public secondary school in Gosnells, Western Australia, as a Year 9 Wellbeing Coordinator.
He has no background as an influencer and his private Instagram account has only 596 followers. He has only posted 31 messages on the social media platform.
Fans will have to wait until the 2025 series airs early next year to see how the newly discovered couple’s romance will develop on the show.
The hopefuls are the latest couple to tie the knot after the first wedding of 2025 was spotted in Sydney earlier this week.
‘TikTok tradition’ Dave Thomas walked a petite blonde bride down the aisle during their wedding ceremony at Carriageworks in Redfern on Tuesday.
The 36-year-old groom from Victoria is a whopping 7ft tall, runs his own kitting company and has almost 30,000 followers on TikTok.
In photos obtained by Ny Breaking Australia, the quirky couple looked very happy with their match, beaming from ear to ear and putting on a very amorous show.
The newlyweds proved there was an initial spark when they kissed and a cameraman took pictures of them on their wedding day
For the big day, Jake looked dapper in a black suit and brown tie, while a lilac corsage was pinned to his lapel
His bride, whose identity has not yet been confirmed, looked stunning in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder white wedding dress adorned with lace floral detailing
The handsome groom, also a bodybuilder and model, seemed in awe as he married his beautiful bride.
Meanwhile, his beautiful bride looked stunning in a figure-hugging lace wedding dress for the big day.
A number of TV stars have already been confirmed to join the cast of Channel Nine’s dating experiment, a decision that has been met with criticism from fans.
The Bachelor education‘S Sierah Swepstone, Neighbours actor Jeff Gobbels and Perth fitness coach Paul Antoine, who previously appeared on The Real Love Boat, will all appear in the 2025 series.
Jeff made his debut in the Australian soap opera Neighbours in 2017 as police officer Kurt Bridges and went on to appear in three episodes of the series.
He has also had smaller acting roles in the TV miniseries The Warriors, the 2018 film Undertow, and the 2019 Chinese drama The Whistleblower.
Meanwhile, Sierah’s elimination of The Bachelor went down in reality tv history as one of the best exits when she hilariously confessed that Jimmy didn’t like ‘tall, horny bogans’ after he sent her home.
Despite her genuine search for love on her previous reality show, many believe her casting on MAFS is a strategic move by the producers to attract viewers rather than focusing on authentic matchmaking.
She styled her glossy raven black locks in a half-up, half-down style and secured a veil on top of her head to complete her elegant bridal ensemble.
She enhanced her stunning features with a very glamorous makeup palette and completed her look with a beaded bracelet
The hopefuls are the latest couple to tie the knot after ‘TikTok tradition’ Dave Thomas tied the knot with a petite blonde bride at Carriageworks in Redfern on Tuesday
A host of TV stars have already been confirmed to join the cast of the Channel Nine dating experiment, including Neighbours actor Jeff Gobbels (pictured during filming)
Fans have even threatened to boycott the 2025 series over the casting of a number of famous personalities and TV stars, including The Bachelor star Sierah Swepstone
Perth-based fitness coach Paul Antoine, who previously appeared on The Real Love Boat, will also be part of the upcoming series
Some fans have even threatened to boycott the 2025 series after producers signed up a raft of TV stars instead of giving ordinary Australians a chance to find love.
“MAFS has lost its authenticity,” one disgruntled viewer wrote on Instagram.
“It’s about genuine people finding love, not more attention being paid to people who are already famous.”
Another fan commented: ‘I’m done with MAFS. Bringing in people like Paul and Sierah shows how desperate they are for ratings. I’m definitely boycotting this season.’
‘For the last time Australia wants to see real, genuine, ordinary people… not these types!! For God’s sake,’ wrote a third.
“Why can’t they find people who actually want to find a partner? Not someone who’s looking for social media fame. So when they see all these people who are just social climbers,” wondered another.