Married At First Sight groom recites most ocker wedding oath ever, bride is 'pretty chuffed'
Monday night's Married At First Sight married off identical twins in a dramatic double wedding.
But the real star of the fourth season's final nuptials might just have been self-confessed "bogan" Nick.
The 29-year-old Victorian was raised on a country farm before moving to Melbourne to work on the rail. And he let his roots take centre stage when he finished his vows and said his wedding oath to his new bride Sharon at the altar.
"I bloody oath I do," he grinned cheekily.
Now, Sharon tells TheFIX she absolutely adored his country candour.
"Oh my god, I loved it! I love a good country boy," the 31-year-old Perth native tells TheFIX. "I say 'bloody' a lot. My dad, every second's word like, 'bloody bloody bloody', so I was like, we're gonna get along!"
While twin sister Michelle and her groom Jesse didn't quite gel at the start, Sharon and Nick's chemistry was palpable.
"I guess you have to go on first impressions when you initially see the person you're about to marry, and I was pretty chuffed," Sharon tells TheFIX. "I saw Nick and loved the height, I got lost in his eyes, he had good teeth, and he made me laugh, so it was all good from the get-go."
Catch a new episode of Married At First Sight Tuesday night on Nine (and live tweet along with me at @AshleyySpencer). For more on MAFS, including exclusive clips and fun bites, head to 9Now.
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