By Daily Mail Australia Reporter
Published: 13:46 GMT, 4 February 2018 | Updated: 13:58 GMT, 4 February 2018
He stole Ashley Irvin's heart on Sunday's episode of Married At First Sight.
But it turns out that hearts weren't the only thing Troy Delmege stole, with the goofy groom also plagiarising his heartfelt wedding vows from the internet.
News.com.au discovered that the 35-year-old had composed his vows using an app on the website Shutterfly, which allows users to create their own 'custom' vows by mixing a bunch of generic pre-written statements together.
Copycat: Married At First Sight's Troy Delmege wooed Ashley Irvin with marriage vows he took off the internet
The app, called 100 Wedding Vows For Him, is open to anyone, and can be easily found with a quick Google search.
Participants on Married At First Sight are required to write their own original marriage vows instead of using the traditional Roman Catholic and Anglican vows that are the standard in Australia.
Troy's reading of his vows to Ashley received quite a glowing edit by MAFS editors, who scored the scene with romantic orchestral strings and cut to glowing reaction shots of both Ashley and her family members.
Sneaky bugger! Married At First Sight stars are required to write their own vows, but Troy decided to use pre-written vows from an online app instead
'It is said that love makes the impossible possible,' said Troy, repeating a line verbatim from the website.
'I promise not only to listen, but to hear, not only to be honest, but to trust, and not only to love but to be loved,' he continued, using more of Shutterfly's lines.
In a bid to cover his tracks, Troy sprinkled a few of his own original lines in with the stolen vows, but they weren't enough to hide his blatant plagiarism.
'It is said that love makes the impossible possible,' said Troy, repeating a line from the website.
'Yours are so much better than mine!' Ashley was blown away by her husband's vows, and even admitted that she felt her own original vows lacked in comparison to his
Blushing bride Ashley appeared to have no idea that she'd just been read recycled vows, with the blonde beauty sheepishly gushing: 'Your [vows] are so much better than mine!'
She added: 'He showed me up already!'
Instead of coming clean to put his bride at ease, whose vows were much shorter and far less flowery, the cocky IT manager instead laughed as he soaked up a thunderous applause from the wedding guests.
Getting away with murder! Instead of coming clean, the cocky IT manager instead laughed as he soaked up a thunderous applause from the wedding guests
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