Original Run: January 8–February 19, 2003
Winner: Ryan Sutter
Runner Up: Charlie Maher
Proposal: Yes
Rehn and Sutter were married on December 6, 2003 on national television. To date they’re still together and have two children.
Original Run: January 14–February 26, 2004
Winner: Ian Mckee
Runner Up: Matthew Hickl
Proposal: Yes
Phillips and McKee were engaged at the end of the show, but ended their relationship in 2005.
Original Run: January 10–March 21, 2005
Winner: Jerry Ferris
Runner Up: John Paul Merritt
Proposal: Yes
Schefft originally rejected both Ferris and Merritt in the finale. During the first live final rose ceremony, Schefft chose Ferris and he proposed to Schefft, but she turned him down.
Original Run: May 19–July 7, 2008
Winner: Jesse Csincsak
Runner Up: Jason Mesnick
Proposal: Yes
Pappas chose Csincsak and their wedding was set for May 9, 2009, but they broke up in November 2008.
Original Run: May 18–July 28, 2009
Winner: Ed Swiderski
Runner Up: Kiptyn Locke
Proposal: Yes
Harris, the first Canadian bachelorette, chose Ed Swiderski in the finale. However, they broke up in 2010.
Original Run: May 24–August 2, 2010
Winner: Roberto Martinez
Runner Up: Chris Lambton
Proposal: Yes
Fedotowsky and Martinez got engaged in the season finale, but the couple broke up in 2011.
Original Run: May 23–August 1, 2011
Winner: J.P. Rosenbaum
Runner Up: Ben Flajnik
Proposal: Yes
Hebert and Rosenbaum married on December 1, 2012, and their wedding aired as a TV special on December 16 of that year. The couple have two children.
Original Run: May 14–July 23, 2012
Winner: Jef Holm
Runner Up: Arie Luyendyk Jr.
Proposal: Yes
Maynard chose Holm and he proposed, but they ended their relationship in 2012.
Original Run: May 27–August 5, 2013
Winner: Chris Siegfried
Runner Up: Drew Kenney
Proposal: Yes
Hartsock and Siegfried were married on January 18, 2015. They welcomed their first child, Asher, in 2016.
Original Run: May 19–July 28, 2014
Winner: Josh Murray
Runner Up: Nick Viall
Proposal: Yes
Murray proposed to Dorfman in the season finale. However, the two announced their breakup early in 2015.
Original Run: May 18–July 27, 2015
Winner: Shawn Booth
Runner Up: Nick Viall
Proposal: Yes
“The Bachelor” season 19 contestants Britt Nilsson and Bristowe were selected and the men voted Bristowe as “The Bachelorette.” She picked Shawn Booth, and he proposted. To date, the couple is still engaged.
Original Run: May 18, 2015
Winner: N/A
Runner Up: N/A
Proposal: N/A
“The Bachelor” season 19 contestants Nilsson and Kaitlyn Bristowe were selected and the men voted Bristowe as “The Bachelorette.” Nilsson only made it one episode.
Original Run: May 23–August 1, 2016
Winner: Jordan Rodgers
Runner Up: Robby Hayes
Proposal: Yes
Fletcher selected Rodgers and he proposed in the finale. The two are still engaged.
Original Run: May 22-August 7, 2017
Winner: Bryan Abasolo
Runner-up: Peter Kraus
Proposal: Yes
Abasolo got off to great start making a strong impression in week one receiving the first impression rose and ending the season proposing to the first African-American Bachelorette.
Original Run: May 28-August 6, 2018
Winner: Garrett Yrigoyen
Runner-up: Blake Horstmann
Proposal: Yes
The lovebirds are still engaged to be married as of Spring 2019.
Original run: May 13 – July 30 2019
Winner: Jed Wyatt
Runner-Up: Tyler Cameron
Proposal: No
Hannah was eliminated in Week 7 of “The Bachelor” Season 23 by Colton Underwood, only to return as the Bachelorette in Season 15. Her romance with Jed ended after finding out about his previous relationship.
