Warning: this story contains spoilers from the Season 11 finale of "Love Is Blind" (now streaming).
The curtain has closed on another season of "Love Is Blind."
The Season 11 weddings were released on Nov. 4, bringing a conclusion to the love stories of the six Boston couples who got engaged sight unseen.
Prior to the finale, fans already knew that two of those couples, Scott "Stew" Stewart and Jacqueline "Jax" Guelli and Rob Feeley and Michaella Giorgio, had already gone their separate ways. Jax, 31, ended her engagement to Stew, 32, shortly after meeting in person, opting to leave the show without speaking to him first. And Michaella, 35, broke up with Rob, 40, in Episode 11 following his fiery, drunken outburst at the group gathering.
But for
the rest of the couples − Blake Carver and Erika Ellis, Wilson Monteiro and Wilnie Louis, Aneha Singh and Cam Halloran and John Shannon and Sarah Williams − the fate of their relationships was unknown until now.
Keep reading to see who got married in the Season 11 finale of "Love Is Blind," and who called it quits.
Blake Carver and Erika Ellis
Prior to Episode 12, Erika expressed reservations about Blake's lifestyle as a yacht captain and whether she would fit into his world. He didn't seem willing to compromise of his vision of sailing around the world, while she was more focused on settling down and having kids. (Not to mention Blake's friends questioned him about whether Erika was more important than "other people in St. Thomas," and one of them even refused to meet Erika.)
In the Season 11 finale, Erika and Blake's discussion about their future came to a head as they debated whether staying together was realistic. In the end, they clearly weren't on the same page about their priorities and decided to mutually end their engagement.
"Whenever you're ending something really great, your heart is heavy," Erika said, before getting teary-eyed. "I'm feeling a swirl of emotions because we did, we fell in love, and I wanted the wedding. But it's OK, it'll be OK."
Blake, who was adamant that he didn't cry during their breakup, was later asked by a producer if he's "ever had a love like this." In response, he cryptically said, "I'm not gonna answer that one."
Wilson Monteiro and Wilnie Louis
Wilson and Wilnie had very different ideas about household responsibilities and upholding traditional roles. Even though their families appeared to be accepting of their engagement, Wilson wanted a spouse who shared the house duties more equally, while Wilnie wanted to be seen as "the prize" and started to feel resentful towards how Wilson wanted her to be more traditional than she was.
In the finale, the two decided to finally address the issue (after their bachelor/bachelorette parties, no less) and Wilson doubled down on the fact that Wilnie was not living up to his expectations of a future wife. In turn, Wilnie said she felt like Wilson never really liked her and refused to change to meet his demands. Ultimately, they decided to split before their wedding day.
"He expected me to be more like his mom," Wilnie said. "I feel extremely heartbroken but I really gave it my all and I don't regret that."
Aneha Singh and Cam Halloran
Leading up to their wedding, Aneha and Cam's differences seemed rather noticable, from the way they communicated and their idea of financial responsibilities, to the fact that Aneha's family would not accept Cam because he wasn't Hindu. Those issues only persisted on wedding day when Aneha's parents refused to attend.
"It's freaking me out," Aneha told cameras. "Like, what do you mean it's my wedding day and my parents aren't here?"
Her sister, Anekha, also broke down in tears before the wedding, fearful that Aneha was "leaving" her for good by getting married to Cam. She later unleashed her opinion, telling her sister: "I think he's a genuine person, I think he's a good person, I just don't know if he's your person."
At the altar, Aneha panicked when the time came to make a decision. After an awkwardly long pause in front of their friends, family and officiant, she told Cam, "I still think you're my person, but I do not today. I need more time." She then walked out of the wedding, bragging about how Cam was still her fiancé.
But Cam was not as convinced. "She made the decision that was best for her, and I don't necessarily disagree with it," he said, later telling Aneha that he needed time to "process" whether or not he wanted to keep dating.
"What's the point of continuing, to be honest?" he asked.
John Shannon and Sarah Williams
John and Sarah initially seemed mismatched in the pods following a discussion about healthcare, vaccines and abortion rights. In particular, John had much more conservative views than Sarah, who worked as a healthcare program manager and was incredibly passionate about women's rights. His home was also rather messy, which raised some red flags for Sarah. But they were ultimately able to hear each other out, find an understanding and compromise.
On wedding day, it was smooth sailing for the two, with both their families in attendance and in full support of their union. At the altar, they both said "I do," becoming the only couple from Season 11 to get married.
"It's gonna be a fun future with you," John raved after their nuptials.
Fans will find out if John and Sarah are still married a year later, plus whether any of the other couples have rekindled their love, when the "Love Is Blind" Season 11 reunion airs on Netflix Sunday, Nov. 8 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 'Love Is Blind' Season 11 finale – Which Boston couples got married? Who split?
