Marriage at first sight 8: Embarrassment at the altar is an emotional tsunami

Walking the few tens of meters that separate the door from the altar on which the rings and promises will be exchanged is, for the Marriage at first sight, the moment of truth, the moment in which they understand that it is not only folklore, but also a piece of real life. Together with the expectations of what coexistence will be like and how they will approach the experiment, the bride and groom are thrilled to understand another thing too: whether or not the partner that the experts Nada Loffredi, Mario Abis and Andrea Favaretto have chosen for them corresponds to their type of beauty and attitude. The future husband who turns around and watches the future bride approach him brandishing the bouquet is, in fact, the highlight that the most loyal viewers of the Real Time program are anxiously awaiting because they know that that look is the compass from which to start to understand in which direction the couple will go in the next episodes. There have been many surprises in past editions in this sense, but perhaps none will be able to beat this last round, when four out of six singles betrayed some embarrassment, if not a certain restlessness, in being close to the partner with whom they will share the adventure of for five weeks Marriage at first sight.

It happened to Cristina who, when she saw Mattia for the first time, very far from her aesthetic standards and much older than her, did not hold back her tears having, more or less, the same reaction that Belle had when, in the Disney film, she asked the Beast to come under the light to look at it better. It didn’t go better for Giorgia eitherwho expressed perplexity for the figure of Antonio, judged a little too bitter and a little too low for her, and, above all, to Gianluca and Giorgia who, when they met, probably thought of shaking hands, saying it was nice and taking the first plane to an exotic remote location in the heart of the Pacific. In the case of the latter, in fact, the aesthetic and character canons seem completely far from what they both hoped to find in the other: Giorgia did not hide the discomfort of finding herself in front of a groom with shaved hair and with a bravado that inhibits her, while he has repeatedly stressed that, in any context other than that of Wedding at first sight, he would not have deigned to look at Giorgia because she does not physically attract him and because that reluctance and that touch of touchiness are already on his nerves at the altar, let alone at the moment of living together.

After the initial shock – we would like to see you meet the woman and man of your life without you having had a chance to choose them and choose them -, the no-longer-single have the opportunity to learn more during the wedding lunch, which allows them to talk and finally go beyond the physical impact. To cheer up after the semi-collapse of the first impression is above all Cristina, who, once ascertained that the age difference with Mattia is not as great as she believed, slowly begins to melt and put in him an impulse of trust that, after all , is the best way to start Marriage at first sight on the right foot. Giorgia and Antonio also seem to find the right harmony immediately launching in a kiss both during the photo shoot and during the celebrations. To remain with their ideas and to study themselves as if they were laboratory guinea pigs are, however, Gianluca and Giorgia which, at least on paper, it seems that they will give us a lot of satisfaction as carriers of dynamics that will make us discuss for a long time. His choice to tease her and her reaction to curl up might not get them too far, but we also know that if there’s one thing we’ve learned from Marriage at first sight is not to be deceived by appearances. Intercom to Sergio and Jessica it’s at Francesco and Martina to believe.