Love Is Blind: Why Each Couple Should Get Married (& Why They Shouldn't)
With one episode remaining in Love Is Blind season 2, many fans are wondering if there will be less, the same, or more marriages as there were in season 1. In the first season, there were five weddings, but only two ended with both future spouses saying «I do.» Again in season 2, there are five weddings. But how many will culminate in true love and which ones will result in heartbreak?
Thus far, there is no couple who has been as solid as Lauren and Cameron Hamilton were in season 1. At the same time, there aren't any couples teetering on disaster as much as Jessica Batten and Mark Cuevas were before they had their wedding. That couple, Shaina Hurley and Kyle Abrams, broke up before reaching that point.
Related: Love Is Blind 2: Why Shaina's Family Didn't Give Kyle A Fair Shot
The show has kept fans in suspense about who will get married and who will break up. Any number of combinations is possible, since each of the five remaining couples have endured hardship in their short time together and each has expressed a sincere desire to get married. Episode nine left off on Nick oozing sweat as he deliberated whether to say «I do» to Danielle. There is a case to be made why each partner should say «I do», as well as one to be made for why each should move on as a single person.
Why they should get married: This couple appeared to be the strongest coming out of the pods. Neither of them made connections with anyone else that the audience saw. In the few weeks they've been together, they've learned they have different communication styles and have worked through their differences. Moreover, they've expressed to one another that they will be there for each other through the good times and the bad. While there will be more
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