Whether a bouquet toss needs to be announced, or the Chicken Dance needs to be played, Utah couples know to look no further than the Maxfield house, home to married wedding DJs Corey and Rebecca.

Corey and Rebecca met 16 years ago while setting up DJ equipment for an event. Though she hates to admit, Rebecca was eventually won over by Corey's over-the-top confidence and persistence. Now married and more in love than ever, Corey and Rebecca see LEGO Masters as their newest adventure together. 

As the parents of 4 and 6 year old boys, Corey and Rebecca lead a busy suburban life in Utah. While constantly juggling school pickups and bedtimes, these two still manage to pursue their hobbies of hiking, backpacking, and riding vintage motorcycles together. 

Corey is a planner and a perfectionist who sometimes has trouble pulling the trigger. On the other hand, Rebecca doesn't like to be micromanaged and prefers quick, decisive action. On the show, Rebecca knows she won't have time to stand around and wait for Corey to finalize a plan, and she's ready to dive in and wrestle the build away from her husband if she has to. Pairing their years of experience handling stressed out brides with their day-to-day experience as busy parents, Corey and Rebecca know they won't buckle under the pressure of a competition like Lego Masters. 

Corey and Rebecca love to create large scale MOCs packed with a ton of storytelling details. Corey is always tinkering with techniques that allow for scale and motion, while Rebecca prefers working on micro-details and greebling.

Well-respected in the LEGO community, their builds have been featured on Beyond the Brick, and have been shown at BrickSlopes, Bricks Cascade, and Bricks LA where they have received various awards.

Corey and Rebecca are excited by the chance of getting to build next to the love of their lives on the show. Winning LEGO Masters will not only be a personal validation of their passion for building, but will also give them a chance to show their kids exactly how cool they are as parents.