Success Stories Articles
People often ask us whether online dating really works. Well, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, allow us to present to you Exhibit A: a fabulous success story.
Spring success stories: Romance is blossoming
The days are longer, the flowers are blooming, birds are chirping and the sun is out… Spring has officially sprung! Spring is the perfect time of year to get.
January success stories: Boots, bovine and a baby
Here at Muddy Matches we're proud to be responsible for thousands of relationships, marriages and babies over the last 10+ years. But perhaps the ultimate.
December success stories: Baby makes three
'Twas the season to be jolly. 'Tis now the season to look back at some of the fantastic success stories we received in December, including a Muddy baby that.
A very Muddy wedding
We love a good wedding here at Muddy Matches. And by 'good' we mean any wedding that has a free bar. And cake. Lots of cake. So we were delighted to hear.
November success stories: Winter is coming
The clocks went back in November, which meant shorter, darker days and some pretty miserable weather. But instead of feeling a bit doom and gloom about it all,.
October success stories: FANG-tastic dates
Tenuous Halloween / dating joke for you: Why didn't the skeleton go to the Halloween party? Because he had no-body to go with. Ba-dum-tish. October delivered.
August success stories: The summer of love
While the UK was baking in record temperatures through the month of August, the summer heatwave provided ample opportunity for our countryside-loving members.
July success stories: The heat is on
Nothing says 'summer's arrived' quite like a 90-degree heatwave, melting tarmac roads, localised hosepipe bans and an England football team doing moderately.
June success stories: Wedding bells
We love a good wedding (i.e. any wedding with a free bar). So we’re delighted that here at Muddy Matches we’re able to bring together so many couples who.
April success stories: Love is blossoming
Spring has officially sprung! No seriously. It’s just that someone forget to tell Mother Nature to ease up on all the winter stuff. Sure, it might be a.
