
10. Empire State Building (New York) —
FloridaTix.com analyzed wedding proposals posted on YouTube to calculate that the Empire State Building is the 10th most popular place to propose. Who wouldn't fall for a view like that?

9. The London Eye (London) —
The London Eye is the UK's only top 10 entry. Better hope it's a yes otherwise the 15-minute ride down from the top is going to be awkward.

8. Grand Canyon (Arizona) —
The Grand Canyon scored 4,470 "I do" uploads on YouTube. If the marriage doesn't pan out, you'll always have a great metaphor for your relationship to look back on.

7. Eiffel Tower (Paris) —
We still love you Paris, but maybe just, y'know, as a friend. The Eiffel Tower places seventh on the list with 5,420 YouTube proposals.

6. Universal Studios Florida —
More metaphors for troubled marriages -- roller coasters -- didn't dissuade 5,650 couples from uploading their expressions of love at Universal Studios Florida.

5. Disneyland Paris —
Why propose by a European historic landmark when you can propose by a European fake historic landmark? So say 8,480 YouTube uploaders.

4. Top of the Rock (New York) —
What makes the view from the top of the Rockefeller Center (32,700 YouTube proposals) more romantic than the Empire State Building? Only a hardened cynic would suggest it's the slightly cheaper tickets.

3. Central Park (New York) —
It's free to enter. There's no one dressed as Mickey Mouse. There isn't an amazing view. And yet New York's Central Park bags 33,600 proposal videos and third place on the list. There's hope for humanity yet.

2. Times Square (New York) —
Flash mobs gather, billboards flash and approximately 33,000 people wander through Times Square on a daily basis. So, no pressure at all on the 45,000 uploaders who said "I do."

1. Disney World (Florida) —
Just don't call it a "Mickey Mouse Marriage." Disney World Florida has featured in 59,700 videos of lovers getting engaged.


