“Love at first sight DOES exist!” Do you believe in love at first sight? Norfolk nature lover Kate does.And one ‘little wink’ from her, earlier this year, was all it took to have her mutual match James hooked as well. Now the pair of outdoorsy singles have flown the online dating nest of Muddy Matches… Continue reading ‘Love at first sight does exist’ on Muddy Matches
Author: Andrew Mitchell
New book champions Muddy Matches’ dating success stories
This week, the Muddy Matches team stumbled across a feature on rural romance in rural Ireland that championed some of our success stories and celebrated our roots as ‘an early adopter’ in countryside dating. The feature on Agriland Ireland (Caroline Allen) explored ways of dating when you are muddy minded and drew lots of conversation.… Continue reading New book champions Muddy Matches’ dating success stories
“We feel so blessed to have met on Muddy Matches”
Irish racehorse trainer Declan was immediately hot to trot for divorced mud lover Trudie when she appeared in his search results whilst countryside dating on Muddy Matches. The country-minded singles had individually been online dating, on and off, with us for just under a year when they mutually matched in March 2022. A year on,… Continue reading “We feel so blessed to have met on Muddy Matches”
Elle magazine urges single readers to ‘grab your wellies’
Another day, and another acknowledgement of Muddy Matches as a dating website worth checking out, this time in Elle Magazine. Elle Magazine produced their annual listing of ‘the’ 30 UK dating apps and websites ‘you will actually want to use in 2023’ – and independently included Muddy Matches as their go-to recommendation for love in… Continue reading Elle magazine urges single readers to ‘grab your wellies’
A muddy case of ‘try, try, try again’ leads to marriage.
‘On and off’ Muddy matched couple set to wed, 6 years and 3 mutual matches, after their first online connection. A muddy Welsh couple, who have mutually matched numerous times on Muddy Matches over the past six years, are set to wed with a massive life change planned. Self titled ‘country bumpkin’ Dona first matched… Continue reading A muddy case of ‘try, try, try again’ leads to marriage.
Muddy Matches named in ‘Best Dating Sites’ 2023 list
The Muddy Matches team were delighted to get named in The Telegraph’s national shortlist of ‘best dating websites and apps’ to check out in 2023, alongside some of the dating world’s biggest brands. The Telegraph Women feature suggested 25 UK dating sites and apps to it’s readers ‘looking to dip their toe into dating’ –… Continue reading Muddy Matches named in ‘Best Dating Sites’ 2023 list
“Our best advert is that it does work” – Forbes interview
In the build up to Valentines Day 2023, acclaimed global business publication FORBES, featured an interview with Muddy Matches founder Lucy in their article on female influencers in the dating world. Lucy, who still at the heart of operations at Muddy Matches, is one of three female business leaders who contributed to Alison Coleman’s feature:… Continue reading “Our best advert is that it does work” – Forbes interview
Why ‘Let’s talk cows’ is the muddy version of ‘I love you’
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, loved up couples the world over will be sharing those three little words that everyone find great comfort and reassurance; ‘I love you‘. People put lots of importance on those 9 letters and how much weight they carry; and on Valentine’s Day, they seem to gain extra significance. Yet,… Continue reading Why ‘Let’s talk cows’ is the muddy version of ‘I love you’
The American dream has a muddy dating edge.
It’s a vastly different dating landscape, but a new study of online dating behaviour in the US has revealed that 30% of adults have dipped their toe into online dating – and it’s not just the big branded dating services that are drawing attention. Three in ten online dating users shared that they have tried… Continue reading The American dream has a muddy dating edge.
Amber the cob saying ‘neigh’, Emma said ‘aye’ – Spalding Today
We are always pleased when local newspapers take an active interest in the country couples we inspire, and choose to feature their muddy success stories. The latest local to cover a love story is Spalding Today (Spalding Gazette and Lincolnshire Free Press), who have followed up on our own coverage of Lincolnshire love birds, Emma… Continue reading Amber the cob saying ‘neigh’, Emma said ‘aye’ – Spalding Today