Hell no, Marshall and Jackie do not get married. Not only do they not get married, but they’re also currently in a bit of a passive-aggressive feud on social media. Things seem so tense between them that we’re actually kinda worried about this whole live reunion thing (Sunday, April 16 at 8 p.m. ET on Netflix).

Yes, Chelsea and Kwame do get married. Episode 11 actually ends on a cliffhanger right after Chelsea says, “I do.” The wedding episode picks up right afterward and shows Kwame also saying “I do.” There are big celebration vibes when he says yes, and these two start to call each other husband and wife right away. Whether or not these two are still together remains to be seen, although when Decider asked each of them what they were bingeing at the moment, they separately said Netflix’s Singles Inferno. Sounds like they might be bingeing it together!

No, Micah and Paul do not get married. While Micah was seeming pretty sure before the wedding, Paul was — true to form — overthinking things and overthinking about how he was overthinking. Then at the altar, Micah passed the pressure of having to be the first to say “I do” or “I do not” over to Paul, saying, “I think that in this moment, the best thing I can do for us is to give you the opportunity to answer first.” Wow. And then Paul said, “I love you but I don’t think we can choose each other right now,” which sounds like an attempt to make “no” sound sensitive.

Micah left the altar while Paul was explaining his choice and started to cry. Paul followed her, hugged her, and said he still loved her, but ultimately Micah quietly told him to leave. If you’re asking yourself, “I wonder how Micah’s hater friend Shelby is reacting to this moment?” — she has a huge grin on her face and says, “Honestly that’s how I wanted it to go.” Her friend is in tears, but Shelby’s ready to party.

In his exit interview, Paul said that he felt that his love wasn’t reciprocated by Micah, but he also said that maybe Micah wasn’t reciprocating because she was afraid he wouldn’t reciprocate and it created a “negative feedback loop.” He also says that he couldn’t picture Micah as a mother and said she wasn’t nurturing, which is an outta left field critique and weirdly personal? Anyway — Micah was going to say “I do” if Paul did. Oh well!

Yes, Tiffany and Brett get married and this is really all that matters. The most stressful part of their wedding segment is when Brett tries on his tux and it doesn’t fit exactly how he wants — so he rushes to have it altered on his wedding day, like, moments before it’s time to walk down the aisle! Is this the most extra thing a man has done at any Love Is Blind wedding? Yes. Is it understandable and even admirable, though? Absolutely. As Brett keeps saying, this is his wedding day! Things should be correct! And if you have an eye for menswear, you’ve been grinning and bearing these ill-fitting Love Is Blind tuxedos for three years now! I’m glad Brett finally said something and did something.

Anyway — Tiffany and Brett get married and it might just be the happiest moment in Love Is Blind history.

Yes, somehow, for some reason, Bliss and Zack actually go through with it and get married. Bliss’s dad Shah definitely tried to talk her out of it, though! Here’s a list of things Bliss’s dad says to her while they are locked arm in arm, literally about to walk down the aisle:

He stops short at saying, “Blink twice if you want to run to the car and head for Canada”

The only positive here is that Bliss’s demeanor does seem to change completely after they both say “yes,” for the better. She seems genuinely happy for maybe the first time this entire season? And then when they start talking about honeymoons, she says that Zack owes her a vacation (since she missed the last one because Zack proposed to Irina instead). Oh boy…

The Love Is Blind Season 4 reunion will stream live on Netflix on Sunday, April 16 at 8 p.m. ET.