OK, so you’ve popped the questions…now the question is, do you stay or do you go?

Destination weddings can be a great way to avoid meddling in-laws while combining your ceremony and honeymoon.

In fact, it’s estimated that 2.2 million U.S. weddings will take place this year, with a whopping 18 percent of them eschewing tradition to take place at a destination resort.

Your spouse will always remember the way you popped the question—and we mean always, whether you do it right or wrong.

So why not propose in style and give her a story she (or he) will be dying to tell over and over again?

Whether you want to shout your love from the mountain tops, carve her name in the earth, or build an entire village to proclaim your devotion, keep reading to find out how to make it an offer she can’t refuse.

Valentine’s Day is just 72 hours away, but it’s not too late to find an affordable date.

You can escape with your beau to San Francisco, take your sweetie to Tahiti, or share some giant kisses with the missus.

Use these deals to surprise your spouse so you won’t have to spend Valentine’s Day in the doghouse.

When you’re in a relationship, one of the primary goals is to grow closer to your partner over time.

But what if we could speed up the process a bit by literally testing those personal-space boundaries?

Athena Arnot-Copenhaver scoured the globe to find six miniscule places to cozy up to your main squeeze this Valentine’s Day.

It’s not too late for a vacation this Valentine’s Day weekend.

We dug up 10 unusual romantic destinations that—at press time—still have availability remaining for a romantic vacation.

Can you feel the love?

In part one of the Great Cape Escapes, Lynn Langway shared tips on driving through South Africa’s countryside, and her whale of an experience in the seaport of Hermanus.

Read on for her adventures in the charming culinary destination of Franschhoek.

Lunching on the veranda of a stellar restaurant called La Petite Ferme, you’d swear by the mountains brooding over the vineyards and the lavender perfuming the air that you’d been transported to Provence.

But there’s springbok (a type of gazelle) on the menu, and Afrikaans spoken here.

Hunting season is over at Carnival Cruises.

The “fun ship” line has announced that it will ban the concept of “cougar cruises,” even though spots on the maiden voyage sold like hot cakes.

Imaginations have been running wild over what in the world happened aboard that boat to make Carnival say “no mas,” but the cruise line has remained very buttoned-up on the subject.

Keep reading to find out more about the world’s first “International Cougar Cruise.”

Our intrepid writer Cara Mangini discovered that Paris has all the right ingredients for cooking up a new romance.  

After a rough year and a tough break up she fell foolishly in love again … with food.

She reports on her experiences with culinary travel, French cuisine and much more below: