Are you planning on proposing in "The Ocean State" sometime soon? Just because Rhode Island is the smallest state in the United States (District of Columbia doesn't count!), doesn't mean it should be overlooked. Rhode Island is one of the most scenic states in all of the U.S. because of its large bays and ocean views. If you plan on getting down on one knee in Rhode Island, here are the best places to propose:

Located along the eastern shore of Newport, The Cliff Walk is truly one of the most breathtaking spots in all of Rhode Island. If you're looking for a romantic and exhilarating spot to pop the question, look no further. The Cliff Walk extends for approximately 3.5 miles along the cliffs of the Atlantic Ocean. The Cliff Walk is open from sunrise to sunset, 365 days per year, and there's no charge! Pick the perfect spot along your walk to present the love of your life with a sparkling diamond cluster ring.

If you're looking for a setting with rose gardens, water activities, or even a zoo, consider popping the question in Roger Williams Park in Providence. This park is an impressive 427 acres, which contains attractions like a carousel, a gazebo on the water, and scenic bridges. Did I mention that this park also has one of the oldest zoos in the country? If you're looking for a proposal setting with a lot to offer, this is the spot for you.

Is there anything more romantic than proposing on an island? You and the love of your life can take a ferry over to this beautiful island and spend the whole day exploring. Rent a bike and visit all that Block Island has to offer-- a farmer's market, lighthouses, sprawling hills, and pristine beaches. At the end of your day, get down on one knee and ask that all-important question. If you are looking for a more intimate indoor venue, you can always propose at a great restaurant in Rhode Island. You know your partner best, so pick a spot that will make your proposal special and unforgettable.

Make sure you have your diamond cluster ring ready before getting down on one knee!