Season 7 of 'Love Is Blind' Features Just Two Couples Getting Married (SPOILERS)

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers from Season 7 of Love Is Blind.

Less than a year after the Season 6 finale and reunion, the Love Is Blind pods are officially back open for business! All 12 dramatic episodes of Season 7 are now available to stream on Netflix, so if you're itching to see how it all unfolds, grab your remote and dive in!

For those who, like us, have already binge-watched the entire season, you know that only two couples make it down the aisle. So, here's the scoop on who actually gets married in Season 7 of Love Is Blind.

In the Season 7 finale of Love Is Blind, just two couples get married: Ashley Adionser and Tyler Frances, and Taylor Krause and Garrett Hoseman.

Ashley and Tyler quickly formed a strong connection in the pods, and their journey remained relatively smooth until Episode 9 when Tyler revealed a surprising detail: He is the father of three children through sperm donation after helping a couple years prior. Ashley, who's envisioned a future together, feels blindsided by this lack of transparency. However, Tyler's determined to make things work, and eventually, Ashley comes around, allowing them to move forward with their engagement.

When their wedding day arrives, both are filled with joy. For Ashley, feeling "emotionally protected" by Tyler makes her decision clear. Meanwhile, Tyler, despite his nerves, feels confident in their unique bond. At the altar, they exchange vows, beginning their journey as husband and wife.

"You've shown me what love truly is," Tyler tells Ashley. "I promise to cherish every moment, support your dreams, and embrace the beautiful unknown that lies ahead. With you, every day is a new chapter and I can't wait to fill the pages of our love story together."

Ashley adds, "I've never felt a love this pure, yet fierce. I feel like we can do anything in life as long as we have each other. I feel like I'm living my own fairytale. You're my soulmate, I think the Lord created you just for me."

As for Taylor and Garrett, they've been a perfect match from the start, bonding over their shared science backgrounds and similar values. They hit a small bump when Taylor worries her ethnicity might be an issue for Garrett, who had previously only dated white women. However, his excitement upon seeing Taylor during their reveal reassures her.

Their relationship remains strong, despite Taylor's parents being hesitant to appear on the show. In Episode 10, tension rises when Taylor becomes upset after Garrett receives a message from his ex-girlfriend and doesn't disclose how he responded. They manage to overcome this hurdle, and after receiving approval from both families, they make it to their wedding day.

Before the ceremony, Taylor's father shares a heartfelt moment with Garrett, giving his full-fledged support. At the altar, the couple takes the final step in their Love Is Blind journey and both say "I do."

"To find the connections that we found in the pods, to find that feeling that I hadn't felt before and I never thought I would find, that magnetic connection we talked about, and to have that buoyed by seeing you," Garrett tells Taylor. "I did not think it was possible to feel this way, finding a partner that I think is just so perfectly matched for me. You mean the world to me and I promise to always be there for you."

In her vows, Taylor expresses, "You are the person in life who will help make the really heavy things in life thrown our way feel lighter. You lovingly challenge me and make me wanna be better every day. And I feel that with you as my partner, there truly isn't anything we can't do."

Love Is Blind is now streaming on Netflix.