“He stood out asking me questions about my goats; I was the crazy goat girl and he the agri engineer.” It was recently reported that a bride-to-be will spend, on average, 524 hours planning the finer details of a perfect wedding day with ‘wedding mode’ taking up over 44 weeks of head space. Imagine then… Continue reading Sarah & Ben’s Muddy Ever After
Tag: the one
Alice’s adventures in mud-derland with farmer Tom
I love ewe! Alice and Tom celebrate 10 years of muddy love and family life together on their sheep farm in the South West. For Somerset-born and bred country girl Alice, online dating with country life dating experts, Muddy Matches was to present a well timed, new opportunity in life during the summer of 2011.… Continue reading Alice’s adventures in mud-derland with farmer Tom
North Yorkshire couple enjoy a decade of muddy love
A decade on from mutually connecting on Muddy Matches, farmer love is still in full bloom for mud lovers, Helen and Tom. How do you measure the success of a first date?Is it a feeling of instant, mutual attraction? The crackle of chemistry at the slightest touch? Or even the immediate comfort and reassurance in… Continue reading North Yorkshire couple enjoy a decade of muddy love
“I married my Muddy Match on my 50th birthday”
Turning 50 is a big deal at the best of times – let alone when you marry the new love of your life, unearthed online, after divorce. Life may well begin at 40 – as the old saying leads you to believe – but for one Muddy Matches’ outdoor-loving singleton, turning 50 turned out to… Continue reading “I married my Muddy Match on my 50th birthday”
So near, yet so Sofia, for Emma and Lee’s lockdown love
Puppy love saw Norfolk singletons match but their relationship has hit a Bulgaria- sized buffer since Christmas 50-year-old Emma, from Norfolk, has reason more than most to bemoan yet another lockdown, especially when it comes to her love life; her newly unearthed Muddy-Matched boyfriend Lee is stranded in Bulgaria and, given all the uncertainly, she’s… Continue reading So near, yet so Sofia, for Emma and Lee’s lockdown love
Couple take pride in their muddy matched roots
Did you know that almost 40% of all new relationships across the UK in the past 12 months started out online, somewhere? What’s more, it is well believed that by 2037 more babies will be born to couples finding their soulmates on dating apps and websites than through other traditional offline forms of dating. These… Continue reading Couple take pride in their muddy matched roots
Sophie & Edward: happy, hitched and horse loving
“Muddy Matches duo bond over a love of horses before setting up live together on a Lincolnshire farm. When your first date is at a dog agility competition (where your Cavalier King Charles Spaniel wins best in class) and you meet your future in-laws for the first time at Badminton Horse Trials, you know you… Continue reading Sophie & Edward: happy, hitched and horse loving
Why Muddy Matches is ‘poles apart’ in creating Christmas miracles | #DatingSanta
It’s the traditional values, sense of like-minded community spirit and personal touch that sets Muddy Matches’ online country life dating experience ‘poles apart’ from the rest, according to remote reindeer herder Kris. Mr Claus, who will have himself a #MuddyLittleChristmas having met his ‘Mary’ Christmas on Muddy Matches, says he has attempted to sprinkle some… Continue reading Why Muddy Matches is ‘poles apart’ in creating Christmas miracles | #DatingSanta
Kris and Mary’s #MuddyLittleChristmas love story
Remote reindeer herder Kris says he is a big believer in the magic of Muddy Matches in making all his Christmases come at once after meeting ‘his Mary’ online with the countryside dating experts. And now the muddy Mr and Mrs Claus are about to have themselves a muddy little Christmas after bonding over their… Continue reading Kris and Mary’s #MuddyLittleChristmas love story
‘No drama, llama’ for Jo and Russell
There’s some drama afoot for one of the llama farmers signed up to Muddy Matches… she is getting married! Ok, so Jo isn’t technically a llama farmer. She is in fact one of the 1,400 alpaca farmers across the UK. But Jo, who also has a working love of horses, isn’t your average hobbyist alpaca… Continue reading ‘No drama, llama’ for Jo and Russell