Our Team

Dating recommendations you can see on MailBrides.org are mostly given by Jacob Lucas — our expert, author, and one of the world’s most-known dating coaches. Jacob has a big name, multiple regalia and rewards, and years of experience working in the sphere of relationships and dating, helping thousands of people find their love or solve current problems with their partners. 

Though Jacob focuses more on his private sessions with clients worldwide, he also helps thousands of people even without having direct conversations with them. He has been featured in “Daily Mail,” “Independent,” “New York Post,” and other news publications, as well as live TV and multiple podcasts. 

Now, Jacob helps our readers, too. As he says, even a relationship with someone from your own cultural environment may not be easy to handle and maintain, so understanding the processes in cross-cultural relationships was a challenge to him. 

After deep research and work with couples with different social and cultural backgrounds, Jacob could indicate the main destructive patterns, as well as the main healthy and proactive behaviors that help people turn their differences into their main strengths. Now, he shares this knowledge with the visitors of Mail-Brides.org. 

Jacob emphasizes that as we live in the era of globalization, international dating will get more and more common, and we need to develop successful strategies to make such relationships healthier, more satisfying, and, most importantly, 100% stigma-free. That’s what he does in his in-depth guides. 

Peggy Freeman is a licensed therapist currently helping hundreds of people walk their paths to self-discovery and healing. She works both with individuals and couples and offers effective solutions to problems we all inevitably face in our lives. 

Though Peggy admits that face-to-face therapy is important, she also notes that we all must work to improve our knowledge and awareness of common difficulties of self-cognition and building a relationship not only on an individual basis but also collectively. That’s why Peggy chose to work for us — she says that’s a new mission for her, and that’s how she can help more people all across the world. 

She manages the work of our authors and helps take a fundamentally new look at the phenomenon of cross-cultural relationships and marriages. Her goal is not just to distinguish some common patterns of people building such relationships. She prefers to focus on their personal struggles, fears, and doubts that prevent them from making healthier choices and giving advice that gets to the root of all difficulties.  

This, along with statistics we uncover and research that our authors perform, allows us to deliver the principally deeper, more meaningful, and life-changing content that helps people find love and not lose it over time.