Charleston, July 30, 2025

News Summary

The popular reality show ‘Love is Blind’ is casting singles in Charleston, South Carolina, along with four other cities. Interested individuals can apply to join the show, which promotes building emotional connections without the influence of physical appearance. Applicants need to answer 72 questions, provide references, and submit a video along with photos. Hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey, the show aims to foster relationships through its unique dating format.

Charleston

“Love is Blind,” a popular reality television show on Netflix, has announced that it is currently casting singles in Charleston, South Carolina, along with four other cities: Philadelphia, Austin, St. Louis, and New Orleans. This casting call, made public on July 28, 2025, invites those interested in finding love to apply to join the show.

The show presents a unique dating format where participants engage in conversations without physical sight, allowing them to build emotional connections based solely on their personalities. After a series of discussions conducted in isolated pods, singles have the chance to propose sight unseen. The goal is to explore whether love can flourish when individuals don’t know each other’s appearance initially.

Individuals eager to participate in the show must complete a comprehensive application process, which includes answering 72 questions focusing on personal information such as hobbies, relationship history, and preferences in a partner. Candidates are also required to provide three references who can speak to their character and relationship suitability.

The application mandates the submission of high-quality face and body photographs, alongside a 15-second video clip introducing the applicant. Additionally, all requested social media handles must be disclosed, and a release form must be signed to authorize participation.

The show, hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey, has gained significant popularity, airing eight seasons so far in the United States and resulting in at least nine lasting relationships among its participants. The applicants will discuss compatibility in their pods over approximately ten days before deciding on whether to become engaged.

Once a proposal is accepted, the journey progresses as couples finally meet face to face and navigate multiple relationship milestones, ultimately leading to assessments of their compatibility beyond the physical realm. This casting opportunity not only generates excitement among local singles in Charleston but also encourages open-minded individuals ready for commitment to apply.

Participants are expected to embody an open-hearted demeanor towards finding true love while embracing the distinctive format provided by “Love is Blind.” With casting opportunities now open, Charleston joins the ranks of vibrant cities recognized for their diverse dating scenes and unique personalities.

Key Details of the Casting Call

• Participating Cities: Charleston, Philadelphia, Austin, St. Louis, and New Orleans.
• Application Questions: 72 questions regarding personal life, preferences, and past relationships.
• References: Three personal references required.
• Media Submission: High-quality photos and a 15-second introduction video.
• Social Media: All handles must be provided.
• Release Form: A declaration form to be signed for participation.
• Timeline: Couples engage in initial conversations for about ten days before potential proposals.

Key Features of “Love is Blind” Casting

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Additional Resources

• Post and Courier: Love is Blind Casting in Charleston
• ABC News 4: Netflix’s Love is Blind Casting Charleston Singles
• Charleston City Paper: Love Bites
• Wikipedia: General Information
• Google Search: Love is Blind

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