If you're searching for true love, this could be the place to look hardest
Dating is, obviously, an absolute minefield.
But when you feel like you've exhausted all your options, where on earth are you supposed to look for love?
Well, research undertaken on behalf of National Rail has solved that problem for you, finding the place that most people met their soulmates.
GALLERY: Celebs Go Dating love guru Eden Blackman shares his expertise
Eden Blackman top tips Valentine's Day SLIDER
1 of 5Eden Blackman
2 of 51) It’s all about ambience
Eden says: "From the music you pick to get you in the mood, to the lighting and temperature – creating that perfect setting makes both of you feel at ease. "Think instrumental music and low lighting – Professor Robert Pickard agrees, 'Evidence suggests that people are more likely to feel romantic if they are alert, warm and relaxed.'"
3 of 52) Phones off
Eden says: "...And we mean the whole night! The most thoughtful compliment you can give your date is your complete attention. Respect their time by being entirely present during the meal."
4 of 53) A little planning goes a long way
Eden says: "Make sure you get the ingredients for your home cooked meal in advance. It is no coincidence that food & love go hand in hand, but there is more to it than just delicious food and an effect on taste buds, there is a science to the perfect meal. "Considering ingredients such as red meat can help to provide vital nutrients and minerals that not only benefit your health but also trigger chemical reactions in the body that can contribute to your success."
5 of 54) Don't turn the date into a job interview
Eden says: "Ask questions, but don't interrogate, the perfect date is all about cultivating a feeling of comfort and ease, it's about forging a connection not conducting an inquisition. Where you can, talk about subjects that you are both interested in and keep ex's well away from the conversation."
According to the survey, Brits are more likely to meet the love of their life at a social gathering than at work or through actively trying to date.
The research, which polled 2,000 British adults, found that a quarter of all married couples met either on a night out or a day out with their friends.
Who'd have thought it!
One in five met their other halves through work, and another one in 10 married their childhood sweetheart.
Naww!
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And where should you go on your first date once you've met the prospective One?
Three in 10 people said that going for a drink on a first date was a great way to break the ice, while one in six go out for an evening meal to get to know each other better.
Well, food is apparently the route to the heart!
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