Love Is Blind season 11: who got married? Only one Boston couple made it to "I do"

Love Is Blind season 11 premiered on Netflix on October 14, 2026, with Nick and Vanessa Lachey hosting and 30 singles from the Boston area dating through a wall. Six engagements made the show; a seventh happened in the pods and was cut. The finale dropped on November 4, and the reunion streams on November 8.

Two couples made it to the altar. One of them got married.

The couple who said "I do"

Sarah Williams, a 34-year-old healthcare program manager, married John Shannon, a 33-year-old account executive. Both said "I do."

John's father, recently out of the hospital, stood up as his best man, and John took it as a sign. Sarah said she'd been waiting for the right person and felt ready. John, for his part, said he was "blown away" by Sarah's convictions in the pods.

Her friends had concerns. At one point, Sarah worries out loud about John's belief that it's "problematic" when women over 30 are still single. Sarah is 34.

TV Guide's critic sees homework ahead for Sarah, starting with "raw milk is bad and vaccines are good."

TV Guide called the season "basically a sociopolitical experiment," and the one marriage it produced is where that shows most.

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Who didn't make it

The other five engagements ended at the altar, before it, or well before it:

• Aneha Singh and Cam Halloran — the only other couple to reach the altar. Her parents opposed the wedding, and her sister's advice for the big moment was "Say no." Aneha told Cam he was still her person, said "I do not today," and walked back down the aisle. They later split.
• Erika Ellis and Blake Carver — he's a yacht captain with a months-long trip to Europe planned, and he'd asked whether she was ready to be a "vagabond" with him. They ended it at the top of the finale.
• Wilnie Louis and Wilson Monteiro — they split at home days before the wedding, after arguing about housework and cooking. Wilson said marriage wasn't right for them.
• Michaella Giorgio and Rob Feeley — Rob got drunk and belligerent on camera twice. After the pod squad's St. Patrick's Day party, Michaella decided she couldn't marry him.
• Jax Guelli and Scott "Stew" Stewart — Jax left after the reveal without talking to Stew and skipped the honeymoon trip. She later said he seemed very different in person than in the pods.

Erika explained why she and Blake stopped short of the aisle, and she sounded more relieved than heartbroken.

"It just started to feel really dangerous to get any closer to the wedding," Erika told Netflix's Tudum.

Boston.com called that breakup "probably six episodes overdue."

The engagement you didn't see

The seventh couple never made it to the screen. Brittany Bianco, a 34-year-old attorney, got engaged in the pods to Scott Shuman, a 38-year-old retired pro baseball player. The engagement didn't make the final cut and was confirmed only while the season was airing.

For a season set in Boston, the finale doesn't show much of the city. Boston.com noted it "largely retreats into anonymous wedding venues," and leaves the local color to the soundtrack: Dropkick Murphys' "I'm Shipping Up to Boston" and Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline."

The reunion streams on November 8, and its trailer has Nick Lachey asking someone, "Did you cheat on your wife?"

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