'MasterChef' season 15 winners marry in Gordon Ramsay-officiated wedding

Jesse Rosenwald and Jessica Bosworth, the Massachusetts couple who won season 15 of MasterChef, are returning to the cooking competition for another milestone, this time to get married in a ceremony officiated by Gordon Ramsay.

The couple, who live in Tewksbury, will tie the knot in the "Royal Wedding" episode, which airs on FOX. The ceremony takes place at Toronto's Casa Loma Castle, with Ramsay serving as the officiant.

Their television wedding follows an eventful year after winning the cooking competition and the $250,000 prize.

The pair kept their victory secret until the season finale, when they watched the episode alongside friends and family at a gathering in Revere. Moments after the winners were announced on screen, Rosenwald proposed to Bosworth in front of the crowd.

"It was already overwhelming to finally release the secret we'd been holding for months about our win. When he dropped to one knee, I was like, 'Oh my God, I can't believe this is happening,'" Bosworth recalled. "He's terrible at keeping secrets, especially from me. So I don't know how he pulled it off."

A few weeks after announcing their engagement, a MasterChef producer approached the couple about returning to the programme for a televised wedding.

"We'd gone on the show together, we won together, we got engaged after the finale — to have Gordon marry us, it felt completely full circle," Bosworth said.

The reception also becomes part of the competition, with current season 16 contestants preparing dishes for the newlyweds while Rosenwald and Bosworth offer their feedback.