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#F2925E
Sandy brown
242, 146, 94
21, 85, 66
0, 40, 61, 5
#5E8F32
Apple
94, 143, 50
92, 48, 38
34, 0, 65, 44
#4BAAF5
Picton Blue
75, 170, 245
206, 89, 63
69, 31, 0, 4
Dating Across The Pond (DAtP) is an international dating service that began in 2010 as DateBritishGuys.com, matching British and American singles. The brand now welcomes members from a wider range of nationalities, helping people connect across cultures and locations. Its community includes global travelers and people who are interested in meeting someone from a different background.
Members can search by nationality and location to find potential matches, build connections, and plan adventures together. DAtP also offers video interviews to encourage engagement and support dating success, along with verification technology intended to provide greater transparency for members of every nationality. The service has been used by more than 150,000 people since its launch and has received coverage in The New York Times, BBC News, and Elle.com. With a mission to add a little love to the world, Dating Across The Pond combines international matchmaking with tools designed to make introductions more personal. The site also provides success stories, a blog, FAQs, and contact information for its community.
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How do I download the Dating Across The Pond logo?
The Dating Across The Pond logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Dating Across The Pond's brand colors?
The Dating Across The Pond color palette uses the hex codes #F2925E, #5E8F32 and #4BAAF5.
The Dating Across The Pond name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Dating Across The Pond and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Dating Across The Pond. Their use is subject to Dating Across The Pond's brand guidelines.
