Love Is Blind Season 11 Finale: See Who Got Married and Who Broke Up at The Altar

Blake and Erika have very different views when it comes to settling down. While he wants to keep selling and moving to new places, she wants to put down roots in one place. The two knew it was important to find common ground, so they discussed the topic before the wedding. In the end, they mutually agreed to go their separate ways. “Whenever you're ending something really great, your heart is heavy,” Erika stated somberly. “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.” When producers asked Blake if he had “ever had a love like this,” he chose not to answer.

Viewers who have been following Season 11 religiously know that Wilson and Wilnie had been facing difficulties when it came to dividing household responsibilities. The two also seemed to have different views on traditional values, and those differences ultimately led to their broken engagement in the finale. During their conversation, Wilson admitted that Wilnie wasn't meeting his expectations of what a future wife should be. Meanwhile, Wilnie said she felt Wilson never genuinely liked her and that she wasn't willing to change for him. In her words, “He expected me to be more like his mom. I feel extremely heartbroken but I really gave it my all and I don't regret that.” So, yes, they too decided to split.

Aneha and Cam made it to the altar, but that was as far as they got. Although they reached their wedding day, they did not get married, with Aneha being the one to say no. Actually, things took a turn when her parents declined to attend the ceremony because Aneha was Hindu and Cam was not. Looking at the camera, Aneha admitted, “It's freaking me out. Like, what do you mean it's my wedding day and my parents aren't here?” Her sister then tried to make her see things differently, saying, “I think he's a genuine person, I think he's a good person, I just don't know if he's your person.” That seemed to make Aneha even more uncertain. Standing at the altar, she told Cam, “I still think you're my person, but I do not today. I need more time.” After the ceremony, Aneha insisted that Cam was still her fiancé. However, Cam wasn't so sure, as he questioned, “What's the point of continuing, to be honest?”

At least one Boston pair got married this season! Unlike the other participants in the experiment, Sarah and John managed to work through their issues before the wedding. Their ceremony, which both sets of parents attended, went off without a hitch, and the two said “I do,” officially becoming husband and wife. Following the nuptials, John happily told Sarah, “It's gonna be a fun future with you.” Whether that future really turned out to be fun, and whether the two are still together after a year, will be revealed in the reunion episode, scheduled to premiere on November 8.