Head over heels (in love), Deeply in love with someone., Love at first sight, Falling in love the first time you see someone., The apple of someone’s eye, A person who is cherished above all others., Pop the question, To ask someone to marry you., Tie the knot , Walk down the aisle, To get married., Have a crush on someone, To have a romantic attraction to someone., Fall for someone, To start having romantic feelings for someone., Match made in heaven, A perfect couple or combination., Wear your heart on your sleeve, To openly show your emotions., Break someone’s heart, To cause someone emotional pain in a romantic context., Lovebirds, A couple who are very much in love., On the rocks, A relationship experiencing serious problems., The one, The perfect romantic partner., Hit it off, To get along well immediately., Have butterflies in your stomach, To feel nervous and excited because of love., Swept off your feet, To be quickly and strongly attracted to someone., To be smitten, To be deeply in love or infatuated with someone., Carry a torch for someone, To have unreturned or long-lasting romantic feelings., Lovey-dovey, Overly affectionate, especially in public., Puppy love, Intense but immature romantic feelings, often in adolescence., Crossed wires, A misunderstanding in communication, often about feelings., Take someone’s breath away, To amaze or impress someone romantically., Heart skips a beat, To feel sudden excitement or nervousness due to love., Fool for love, Someone who behaves foolishly because they’re in love

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