Muddy Boots Articles
How interest coming from America shows Muddy Matches' traditional way of online dating has appeal that far extends British shores
Life has become great again thanks to my Muddy Match.
"She completes me" Meeting his likeminded muddy match has made life great again for widowed, dad of two Alan
Couple set to marry, 15 years after muddy matching online
Wedding bells set to ring for long term country couple Kirsty and Michael, who met whilst rural dating with us in 2008
Mud lover unearths his ‘queen’ rural dating online
As a certain royal prince’s muddy roll around in the hay with a horsey type is world news, a rural single unearths his own ‘queen’ whilst rural dating.
‘Slow burn’ dating helped our relationship fully bloom!
A country couple believe the slower pace of dating during lockdowns has let their relationship bloom – and they spent it all 250 miles apart.
“Dating with Muddy Matches was best suited to my countryside needs”
Hacking, shooting, fishing fan praises Muddy Matches as ‘best suited’ for his needs as a country gent after taking his first steps into online dating.
Fancy grabbing a coffee?
Research reveals online daters over 40 favour coffee dates as their 'go to' first real life meet to check out the strength of connection.
Muddy Endorsement #1 | Jenny, 43 – from Notts
Three-day eventer finds her soulmate on country life dating site Muddy Matches and urges other horse lovers and equestrian fans to give the website a go.
Shepherdess seeks her ‘muddiness’ lost in lockdown
A shepherdess from Bucks has started her quest to find a ‘knight in shining Barbour’ on Muddy Matches and ‘fulfil the muddiness' she's forgone in lockdown.
Ruddy Muddy makeover for Captain Tom
Captain Tom gets the Ruddy Muddy art treatment to celebrate his 100th birthday as Wymondham's white van mud artist Rick Minns pays tribute.
Muddy airing on BBC Radio Yorkshire
Muddy Matches co-founder – and locked down mum of three - Lucy was on BBC Radio Yorkshire last weekend to discuss dating from a distance and lockdown love.
