The luxury getaway that featured in a Married at First Sight honeymoon

Love it or hate it, Married At First Sight (MAFS) is impossible to avoid - now a popular Aussie getaway spot has been thrust into the spotlight thanks to the popular reality show.

Mudgee, in the NSW Central West, is known for its pretty rural landscapes, boutique cellar doors and historic charm.

One of Mudgee's premier tourist accommodations has landed the prime-time MAFS cameo, hosting one of the honeymoon stays on the 2026 season.

Couple Rachel and Steven spent part of their honeymoon at luxury glamping accommodation, Evamor Valley, just days after meeting and getting married sight unseen.

The stay included time in a private hot tub, walks across the property's farmland and a private wine tasting courtesy of local winery Lazy Oak.

This isn't the first time the region has been featured on the show; as recently as 2025, MAFS couple Lauren and Clint spent their honeymoon in the are in season 12.

While the region is among the most celebrated when it comes to tourism bonafides, exposure in one of the most popular shows on Australian television is no doubt a boon for the are. Evamor Valley owners Charmaine Hurrell her husband Chad agree.

The couple said they were "thrilled" to see the business appear on the show, calling it a win not just for the property but for the wider region.

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"We were over the moon to be approached to host one of the 2026 honeymoon stays for Married At First Sight," Mrs Hurrell said.

"We were so excited to host Rachel and Steven for their honeymoon, and we look forward to continuing to follow their journey on the show."

The Mudgee business has previously received bronze and silver medals at the NSW Tourism Awards.