LOS ANGELES TIMES - Smriti Mundhra, the executive producer of the Netflix show "Indian Matchmaking," has spearheaded another matchmaking series focusing on the Muslim American community. Patti Novak and Patti Stanger pioneered the matchmaker series in "Confessions of a Matchmaker" in 2007, and Stanger was "The Millionaire Matchmaker" in 2008, running for 8 seasons. In April 2024, Stanger appeared in a new series, "Patti Stanger: The Matchmaker." Adam Cohen-Aslatei, the CEO of Three Day Rule, said the shows dive into relationships and dating and teach viewers how to approach their dating lives in a more productive way. Lox Club is a "members club for Jewish people with ridiculously high standards," joined the matchmaking space in May 2024. Stanger said since COVID she noticed a shift in more women turning to matchmaking services, which used to be solicited primarily by men. She added that her business is "on fire" right now. Stanger's packages start at $50k, and Three Day Rule starts at $5,900.
by Kaitlyn Huamani
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Mark Brooks: I believe in matchmaking and bought Matchmaker.com. Online dating warms people up to the idea of spending money to get help. Matchmaking picks up where the dating industry leaves off, and provides support for pre-date preparation and post-date feedback.
