Marrying Katarina Flatland: – limits on how long they can be engaged – VG

While this year’s farmers starting ‘Quest for Love “on TV2 on Monday, has morphed Katarina Flatland (27) posted on its own hunting.

Along with fiance Harald Dobloug she is now in love vacation in hopes of finding a place the couple can marry.

– We do not know yet, but it can be both in Norway and abroad. The idea is that we’re getting married in a year or two. There are limits to how long one can be engaged, says Katarina Flatland VG.

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It’s been hectic weeks for Catherine and the rest of the staff behind this year’s “quest for love.” When four of the year’s six farmers who join on, presented on Monday is in reality most of the season pre-recorded.

– So far we are very pleased with this year’s season of “The Quest for Love “. There is so much emotions. We think this is vitamin pill for most couples – one is simply in love just by looking at the programs, says Katarina Flatland and the show’s producer, Benedikte Minos in FremantleMedia Norway.

CHASING LOVE: Only four of these “Quest for Love” farmers make it through. From left Erlend Haugland, Sondre Stubrud, Arnhild Lillemoen Nedrestøl, presenter Katarina Flatland, Martin Vaagsæter, Axel Tobias Sanderud (with dog) and Audun Øygaar.

Photo: TV 2

Will keep the “sparkle”

to hold “sparkle” from speeddatingen, the manufacturer decided this year to go directly to the recording of the different farms. Several farmers have already been overseas trip as well.

– This time we have deliberately not found in so many activities for farmers and their selected. Are they silent, they are silent. There have been more up to farmers to decide what happens and that way, we have made the program more self-sustaining, says Benedikte Minos.

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This is the 13th season of “the quest for love” on TV 2. the last five years have viewing figures ranged between 587,000 on average in 2011 and equivalent 493,000 in 2015. Seer squad around half a million and subsequent media coverage, requires that participants be prepared.

– We talk a lot with them about how this can be. We ask psychologist to disposal – and we encourage the farmers to talk with previous years’ participants. I know they do – and my impression is that it has the advantage of, says Minos.

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She says that they go thorough mandate in when they choose who can participate in a program like “quest for love”.

– It is important for farmers to venture to talk about feelings, it challenges we them early in the process and we talk a lot about this. They must surrender. We also need to know what they think if they get letters from many, but can not see that there is someone who really is interesting. What do they do then? Will they give it some time, or they draw only from the program? What do they do if their favorite, choosing to leave the farm along the way? They must know that it is a demanding job, we give them the tool. But the rest they must do for themselves. It is not only for the farmer to go and hide in the barn, says Minos.

ALMOST FINISHED: Manufacturer Benedikte Minos, presenter Katarina Flatland and the rest of the staff behind this year’s season of “The search for love ‘is almost finished recording.

Photo: JØRN PETTERSEN / VG

Laughter and tears, happiness and drama

Catherine has traveled from farm to farm throughout the summer. She has been closely involved in all the four selected farmers – and their suitors. Experienced joy and sorrow. Laughter and tears. Happiness and drama.

– I am impressed with how open they are, how easily they talk about their innermost feelings. I had not dared to be as open as they have been, says Katarina Flatland.

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This is the third time she is the host of “the quest for love” – ​​a job that she almost becomes just fallen in love with all the time. But that’s not all that is just a bed of roses.

– The biggest challenge for me as a presenter is to help to repatriate freely. Some have had great expectations, maybe they are in love with the farmer, they are disappointed and upset – someone heartbroken. I think that’s a challenge to tackle, says Katarina Flatland.