Are you thinking about taking the step in your relationship? With Valentine's Day right around the corner, many couples are feeling extra romantic and head over heels in love and likely dreaming about what their future wedding may look like, including where they would like to walk down the aisle.

WalletHub compared nearly 200 cities across the country to determine which are the best places to get married in 2025. While some of the most popular spots are found in places with a warmer climate, such as Florida with its long list of attractions or in California with its sunshine-filled skies, there are plenty of other incredible spots around America to say "I do."

Five cities in Ohio made the list, including one that ranked in the top 20 overall:

No. 16: Cincinnati
No. 56: Columbus
No. 74: Cleveland
No. 85: Toledo
No. 127: Akron

Coming in at No. 16 overall, Cincinnati is not only the best place to get married in Ohio but it's one of the best in the entire country, earning relatively high marks in the facilities & services, activities & attractions and costs categories.

These are the 10 best places to get married in the U.S.:

Orlando, Florida
Las Vegas, Nevada
Miami, Florida
Atlanta, Georgia
Tampa, Florida
Austin, Texas
San Francisco, California
Houston, Texas
New Orleans, Louisiana
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

To determine its list, WalletHub compared 182 cities around the country across three factors: costs, facilities & services and activities & attractions. These factors were then evaluated using 26 relevant metrics, including average wedding costs, restaurant-meal costs, wedding chapels & churches per capita, event planners per capita, bridal shops per capita, number of attractions, popularity as a travel destination, weather and more.

Check out the full report at wallethub.com to see more of the best places in the country to get married. Still looking for your special someone? You can also see our previous coverage of the Ohio locales that were named among best and worst cities for singles.

Bill Cunningham