"Love in the UK is less about height, more about heart. Brits are ditching picky filters and taking a relaxed approach to dating, according to new data from Breeze, the app where matches go straight from screen to real life. The Breeze Dating Report 2025, which analysed millions of matches and real-life dates across the UK, Europe and the US, reveals that British singles are refreshingly open-minded."
"Only 32 per cent of UK users use a height filter, compared to nearly 39 per cent of Dutch daters, making the Netherlands the pickiest market by far. British users also have the broadest height preferences, with half allowing a range of more than 40cm. It's not just height where Brits show flexibility. UK daters also travel further for first dates than anyone else, the longest recorded journey was a staggering 424km from Carlisle to London, while trips from Aberdeen to Manchester are also common."
British singles use height filters less often (32%) than Dutch daters (nearly 39%), and half allow a height range greater than 40cm. UK daters travel further for first dates than other markets, with the longest recorded journey 424km from Carlisle to London and frequent trips such as Aberdeen–Manchester and Dartford–Newcastle. London is the most local dating hub, with an average date travel distance of 10.76km and hosting 90% of UK Drinks at Bar dates at hotspots like Oblix, The Boat House and The Half Moon. Sunday is the most popular day to match (16%), while Tuesday most often hosts first dates. UK singles wait nearly 12 days between matching and dating; drinkers go on four times more dates than non-drinkers, and users open to or wanting children perform similarly in dating activity.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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