Bonnie Winston

Boundless enthusiasm, a bubbly personality, and unafraid to approach anyone who might be a possible “love interest” for her clients, Bonnie Winston is a modern-day matchmaker who advocates for women and makes lasting connections. In swiping left and inconsequential hooking up, high-end clients come to Bonnie when they want genuine relationships. Her tagline is “ I find mates, not just dates.”

Bonnie set up her first couple when she was just 16 years old. They have been married for over 30 years and raised two beautiful children who are now young adults.

As a celebrity matchmaker, Bonnie has devoted herself to helping people find love. Many agents, managers, and publicists contact Bonnie for celebrity and high-profile entertainment clients who want her discreet services in finding love. She has worked with Grammy, Tony, Emmy, and Oscar winners. She specializes in women clients who have lost love and are divorced, widowed, heartbroken, looking for love again, and women who don't want to post their photos on dating apps.

She has appeared several times as a panelist with The Great Love Debate in New York City, an interactive Q and A session where she brings her wit and humor to the evening’s festivities. Bonnie has been quoted in The New York Observer, MSN.com, The New York Post, Bravo, Bustle, Mental Floss, Glamour, Pop Sugar, Women’s Health, Martha Stewart Weddings, Brit + Co., The Independent, Best Life, Reader’s Digest, Fox News, Your Tango, Verily, Romper, Healthy Way, Dia & Co, Prevention, StyleCaster, Redbook, Elite Daily, Self, Glam.com, The Daily Mail, DatingAdvice.com, and Business Insider.

She resides in New York City with her husband and son and has been a fine art/photography collector for over 25 years, owning works by Helmut Newton, Herb Ritts, Annie Liebowitz, Robert Rauschenberg, and Miro.