Our Members Articles
Muddy Matches blooms as new study reveals a revival in best of British manners and common courtesy as locked down daters display more patience and politeness.
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.
“Muddy Matches is a nice distraction from everyday life”
Key worker Kate 'grateful' for the normality and companionship she's unearthed whilst online dating with country loving experts Muddy Matches during lockdown
Making ‘moo’ves on Muddy Matches
How farming's next generation of young, female faces are bringing a new image to Muddy Matches in the search to unearth Mr Right.
How Santa took the reins on our Muddy Matches first date | #DatingSanta
#DatingSanta | Mrs Claus blogs about her first 'muddy date' with reindeer herder Kris after messaging on Muddy Matches. Have yourself a #MuddyLittleChristmas
Love in the Countryside star joins Muddy Matches
He captured the hearts of TV viewers on BBC Two show country life dating show but Niall is now continuing his quest for rural romance with Muddy Matches.
Spring Success Stories
To celebrate the start of spring, we thought it would be nice to put together some of our favourite success stories of the year..
Photo Call – A Penny for the Guy!
It's that time of year again, the clocks have gone back, the nights are drawing in and it will soon be the 5th November, a time for fireworks, bonfires and.
Starting a New Life in the Countryside
Back in August 2009 we received a success story from a lady called Gina who had met the man of her dreams on Muddy Matches. Since then Gina has married her.
How Muddy Are You? – The Results
With questions ranging from “How often do your wear your wellies”, through to asking how you’d find your way off a foggy moor, our muddy-townie ratio is.
