‘Love is Blind: Poland’ is now on Netflix. We know the participants and premiere dates of the episodes

Love is Blind: Poland – what is the Netflix show all about?

“Love is Blind: Poland” is the Polish version of Netflix’s popular dating format, which has been generating huge excitement around the world for years. The principle of the programme is simple but extremely impressive: participants meet in special booths where they can talk to each other, flirt and build a bond, but they cannot see each other’s faces. Only when one of the couples decides to get engaged does the first live meeting take place.

This is when the most difficult part of the experiment begins. The participants have to see if the emotions built up during the conversations can survive the confrontation with reality, everyday life, family and the pressure of the wedding. The final question is: is love really blind?

Who is taking part in the Polish edition?

The first edition of Love is Blind: Poland features a total of 30 singles: 15 women and 15 men. The participants range in age from 25 to 37 and represent very different industries and lifestyles. The cast includes people working in IT, marketing, catering, law, finance, logistics, real estate, beauty, wellness or aviation, among others.

The participants include Daria, Ewelina, Gosia, Iza, Julia, Julita, Julka, Karolina, Kinga, Laura, Malika, Marta, Nicole, Paulina and Wiktoria. They are women with different experiences and expectations of the relationship. Some have strong ties to Poland, while others have experience of living abroad, which can bring additional emotions to the programme related to future plans, moving or building a home together.

The male part of the cast includes Aleksander, Damian, Fabian, Filip, Filip ‘Nowy’, Jacek, Kamil, Kamil ‘UNO’, Krzysztof, Lubicz, Marcin, Mateusz, MP, Radek and Robert. The men included a chef, an IT business analyst, a steward, a barbershop owner, a start-up lawyer, a banker, a psychology student and a comedian. The sheer cross-section of professions suggests that Poland’s Love is Blind can deliver both romantic moments and strong characters.

Zofia Zborowska-Wrona and Andrzej Wrona in a new role

One of the most talked-about elements of the programme are the hosts. The Polish edition of Love is Blind is hosted by Zofia Zborowska-Wrona and Andrzej Wrona, a couple who are privately married. Their presence in the programme is not coincidental, as in a format based on emotions, trust and decisions about a shared future, the hosts are supposed to be not only hosts, but also guides for the participants.

Viewers can count on Zofia Zborowska-Wrona and Andrzej Wrona to comment on the key stages of the experiment and to support the singles in moments when emotions start to take over. Their private relationship may also add a naturalness to the programme and give the Polish edition its own more personal tone.

Love is Blind Poland episodes. When will the next parts premiere?

‘Love is Blind: Poland’ debuts on Netflix on 6 May 2026. The first season consists of 11 episodes, but the platform did not make the entire series available at once. At launch, viewers received the first five episodes. The next portion, or the next four episodes, is scheduled to arrive on 13 May 2026. The final episode of the season is scheduled for 20 May 2026, and in addition, Netflix has also prepared a reunion, a special reunion of the participants after the show. A premiere date for the reunion has not yet been announced.

This broadcast model can only heighten the excitement around the programme. Viewers will have time to comment on the participants’ first choices, typecast the couples, analyse the behaviour of the singles and wonder who will actually make it to the wedding.

Will Love is Blind: Poland be a Netflix hit?

There are many indications that Love is Blind: Poland could become one of the most talked about reality shows this spring. The format is already well known to viewers around the world, but the Polish edition gives it a local context, its own characters and an excitement that can quickly transfer to social media.

The strength of the programme is a simple but very catchy question: can you fall in love without looking at your looks? For some it will be a romantic experiment, for others pure entertainment and an opportunity to comment on the participants’ decisions. It is formats like this that most often live on long after the premiere, because every couple, every hesitation and every conversation in the booth can become a topic of discussion.

Love is Blind: Poland is just getting started

Poland’s Love is Blind has all the elements that fans of reality shows like: mystery, blind dates, fast-paced emotions, engagements, wedding pressure and contestants with different characters. The biggest tension, however, will only begin when the couples leave the booths and have to test whether a feeling built solely on conversations will survive the first face-to-face meeting.