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They don't! Wedding of former contestants Marcus Grodd and Lacy Faddoul is FAKE on Bachelor In Paradise's season premiere as it is revealed nuptials aren't legal

Published: 14:31 EST, 4 August 2015 | Updated: 15:08 EST, 4 August 2015

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They said 'I do' in the opening episode of the new season of Bachelor in Paradise.

But it was actually a case of 'I don't' as according to TMZ Marcus Grodd and Lacy Faddoul did not actually have a legally binding ceremony on the show.

The website said on Tuesday that their emotional beach nuptials in front of the new cast on the reality series didn't have a marriage licence in either Mexico or the U.S.

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They don't: Marcus Grodd and Lacy Faddoul tied the knot in a surprise wedding during the season premiere of Bachelor in Paradise on Sunday - however the ceremony wasn't legally binding

And it is actually going to be problematic for the pair to tie the knot any time soon as Marcus is currently finishing Coast Guard training.

Viewers saw the couple take to the sands near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on Sunday in the season premiere of the show, resplendent in their wedding outfits.

The surprise nuptials were officiated by Chris Harrison

Happily ever after? According to TMZ they do not have a marriage licence in the US or Mexico for the nuptials

There was not a dry eye on the beach as the host told them: 'You both came on the Bachelor and Bachelorette seeking the most important thing in the world - love.'

'Neither of you found it, but you were each given a second chance and you both came to paradise to seek out love again and there you found it.

'There were ups and downs, trials and tribulations and you’ve come through to this day, back in Mexico where it all began.'

This season's contestants - who had not been warned that the wedding was taking place, wiped away tears as Marcus and Lacy shared their first kiss as husband and wife.

Veteran matchmaker: The 'wedding' was officiated by the show's host Chris Harrison

Fate: There wasn't a dry eye in the house as the couple tied the knot

'Seeing that wedding gave me hope,' said Jared Haibon, who was rejected by Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe just months earlier.

'There's nothing more than I’d like than to come back a year from now and get married to a girl I love.'

Marcus and Lacy fell in love on the first season of Bachelor in Paradise and got engaged after Marcus proposed during the season finale.

Bachelor in Paradise season 2 premieres with surprise wedding

Surprise! The couple were seen becoming husband and wife as the second series of the reality TV show got underway

Not a dry eye: Tenley shed a tear during the beach ceremony

Mr and Mrs: The pair declared their love for one another once again during emotional vows in front of their family, friends and fellow Bachelor and Bachelorette rejects

The pair declared their love for one another once again during emotional vows in front of their family, friends and fellow Bachelor and Bachelorette rejects.

Marcus, who looked dapper in a light grey suit, said: 'I still don't feel I deserve you. You show me every day your strength and courage, and for that and many other reasons you are my greatest love.'

Lacy, who wore a figure-hugging white lace dress, told her husband-to-be: 'The love that we share can’t possibly be defined by the words that we say today.

Who will be next? Juelia, a contestant on this season of the show, caught the bride's bouquet

Beautiful bride: Lacy wore a figure-hugging white lace dress with a backless detail

'You're so kind, caring and patient and as we embark on the sacred covenant I want you to know I'll live every day to love you more than the one before.'

A tearful Ashley Salter said: 'They have such an amazing connection, you can literally feel it right now.'

Everyone clapped after the couple said 'I do' – but it was Juelia Kinney who caught the bride's bouquet.

'You’re next,' Lacy whispered to the delighted contestant.

Hooray!: Lacy threw her arms in the air when Chris pronounced the happy couple man and wife - however their union was all for the cameras, they are still actually unwed