Jenni Croft, Season 11 Jenni Croft received Brad Womack's First Impression Rose on his first season as The Bachelor. Brad's infamous first season resulted in him rejecting his final two women : Jenni and future Bachelorette DeAnna Pappas. Craig Sjodin - Getty Images
Amanda Rantuccio, Season 12 Amanda Rantuccio caught British Bachelor Matt Grant's eye on night one. Amanda came in third place, but not after making a mark on Bachelor history. The Floridian famously hired actors to play her parents during her hometown date. Now that's a power move. Adam Larkey - Getty Images
Nikki Kaapke, Season 13 Nikki Kaapke was the recipient of Jason Mesnick's First Impression Rose. After revealing she was in an 11-year relationship before coming on the show, the Illinois native was sent home on a two-on-one during week four with single mother Stephanie Hogan. Nikki later appeared on season one of Bachelor Pad. Craig Sjodin - Getty Images
Tenley Molzahn, Season 14 Before there was Pilot Pete, there was pilot Jake Pavelka. The hottie gave his first rose to Tenley Molzahn. Her run on The Bachelor was successful, making it all the way to the final two. Ultimately Jake proposed to villain Vienna Girardi , leaving Tenley to compete on season one of Bachelor Pad and appear on season two of Bachelor In Paradise. Craig Sjodin - Getty Images
Ashley Spivey, Season 15 Ashley Spivey, a nanny from North Carolina, got Brad Womack's First Impression Rose on his second journey to find love. Ashley only made it to week five after getting eliminated on a two-on-one date with Ashley Hebert. Ashley's relationship with Bachelor Nation didn't end, but the status changed to "it's complicated." Ashley is a known informant of Bachelor spoilers blogger Reality Steve, even co-hosting a podcast with him. She also leaked screenshots of Bachelorette Becca Kufrin's fianc Garrett liking controversial posts on Instagram . Craig Sjodin - Getty Images
Lindzi Cox, Season 16 Lindzi Cox was the woman who grabbed Bachelor Ben Flajnik's initial attention, but she didn't get the final rose. Lindzi was the runner-up to arguably the most successful villain in the show's history: Courtney Robertson . Lindzi later starred on season three of Bachelor Pad. Nick Ray - Getty Images
Tierra LiCausi, Season 17 Born-again Bachelor Sean Lowe didn't hand out one First Impression Rosehe doled out 12. The shake-up caused some drama on arrival night (which is typically the most boring and drama-free) as the 30 contestants anticipated a rose with every conversation. One of the lucky women to receive a rose before the ceremony was that season's villain, Tierra LiCausi. In fact, Tierra got a First Impression Rose before she even entered the mansion. Tierra's tumultuous run on The Bachelor came to an end right before the final four. Francisco Roman - Getty Images
AshLee Frazier, Season 17 Professional organizer AshLee Frazier made it all the way to the final three before Sean dumped her after she gave a detailed description of what she wanted her engagement ring to look like. Too bad that didn't work. Her most controversial moment, though, was her fight with Tierra . Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Desiree Hartsock, Season 17 Desiree Hartsock also caught Sean's eye on night one. Desiree was sent home after an intense hometown date where her brother called Sean a "playboy." That all didn't matter in the long run, though. Desiree went on to be the ninth Bachelorette and marry Chris Siegfried, who proposed on her finale. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Selma Alameri, Season 17 Selma Alameri got a First Impression Rose from Sean. She was eliminated during the week six rose ceremony. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Robyn Howard, Season 17 Robyn didn't have to wait till Sean's first rose ceremony to secure her spot for another week, but the Topeka, Kansas, native didn't make it too far. She was the only one eliminated during the week five rose ceremony. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Katie Levans, Season 17 Katie Levans may have gotten a First Impression Rose from Sean, but the pressure of the show got to her early on. During a group date in week two, Katie removed herself from the season . Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Catherine Giudici, Season 17 The most notable First Impression Rose recipient was Catherine Giudici. What makes her so special? Well, she also got the final rose. Sean and Catherine married in 2014 and have three children together , solidifying them as one of the most successful couples in Bachelor history. Dave Hagerman - Getty Images
Jackie Parr, Season 17 Tattletales rarely win. Jackie Parr didn't make it past week five after receiving a First Impression Rose from Sean. Jackie was on a two-on-one with Tierra , and Jackie told Sean the age-old "she's not who you think she is" line. After her elimination, Jackie starred on the first season of Bachelor In Paradise. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Leslie Hughes, Season 17 Having an interesting job doesn't always get you far. Poker dealer Leslie Hughes got a First Impression Rose from Sean on night one, but she only made it four weeks. Sean sent her packing during a one-on-one date because he didn't feel a connection. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Diana Willardson, Season 17 Diana Willardson's First Impression Rose saved her from the first rose ceremony, but it didn't help her during week two. Sean sent her home during the second week. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Brooke Burchette, Season 17 Brooke Burchette didn't have time to make an impact on the season. After receiving a First Impression Rose from Sean, he sent her home the next week and her Bachelor career was over. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Sarah Herron, Season 17 Sarah Herron quickly became a fan-favorite among Bachelor Nation, and it shows Sean had good taste in at least some of his First Impression Rose recipients. Sean didn't see a future with her, though, and sent her home during a group date week six. Since then, Sarah appeared on seasons one and three of Bachelor In Paradise. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Sharleen Joynt, Season 18 Opera singer (and now Bachelor recapper ) Sharleen Joynt didn't provide the typical reaction to receiving Juan Pablo Galavis' First Impression Rose. Sharleen famously said she wasn't feeling much chemistry with JP, but accepted the rose nonetheless. Her exit was just as shocking. She left right before hometowns and after Juan Pablo told his friends he thought she could be the one. Looks like Sharleen dodged a bullet. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Britt Nilsson, Season 19 Chris Soules had one hell of a cast, but there was one woman who stood out night one: Britt Nilsson. The waitress from Hollywood secured the first rose of the season and wasn't eliminated until week 7 when she said she couldn't see herself in Chris' remote hometown of Arlington, Iowa. Britt almost became The Bachelorette when the show pitted her and Kaitlyn Bristowe against each other in the season 11 premiere. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Olivia Caridi, Season 20 Ben Higgins gave his First Impression Rose to the villain of his season, Olivia Caridi. She solidified her status on the show when she compared contestant and single mother Amanda Stanton to watching an episode of Teen Mom . In one of the most dramatic (and funny) exits in Bachelor history, Ben sent Olivia home during a two-on-one with Emily Ferguson. The date took place on an island, leaving Olivia stranded there, teary-eyed and red-nosed. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Rachel Lindsay, Season 21 It looked like fourth time was the charm for perpetual Bachelor Nick Viall when he gave his First Impression Rose to lawyer Rachel Lindsay. Rachel was eliminated during fantasy suites , but she went on to become the first black lead of The Bachelorette franchiseand gave her First Impression Rose to now-husband Bryan Abasolo . Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Chelsea Roy, Season 22 The single mom from Portland came in hot on Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season. Chelsea was the red-herring villain of the season, so it was controversial when the "Kissing Bandit" gave his first rose to her. Chelsea's villain status was taken by Krystal, and Chelsea sort of faded into the background. She was eliminated before the final seven and went onto Bachelor In Paradise season five with no luck in finding love. Paul Hebert - Getty Images
Hannah Godwin, Season 23 The virgin Bachelor Colton Underwood gave his First Impression Rose to Hannah Godwin, who made it to the final three. Her journey was interrupted by the iconic fence jump heard around the world. On an episode of the Bachelor Party podcast , Chris Harrison discussed that moment and how production thought Hannah G. was the frontrunner, not Colton's now-girlfriend, Cassie Randolph. Everything worked out for Hannah, though, because she got engaged to Dylan Barbour on season six of Bachelor In Paradise. Rick Rowell - Getty Images
Season 24 Spoiler Alert! Stop reading if you don't want to know who received new Bachelor Peter Weber's First Impression Rose! timyee - Getty Images
Hannah Sluss, Season 24 Tennessee pageant girl Hannah Sluss will reportedly receive Pilot Peter Weber's First Impression Rose when the show premieres January 6, per Reality Steve . Fun fact: She's actually close friends with last season's first-rose-getter, Hannah G.! John Fleenor - ABC