The phrase "a romantic rendezvous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meeting or gathering that is intended to be intimate or affectionate, typically between lovers.
Example: "They planned a romantic rendezvous at their favorite restaurant to celebrate their anniversary."
Alternatives: "a lovers' meeting" or "an intimate encounter".
Had revolution become like a romantic rendezvous?
Once she has had a romantic rendezvous, the female subtly changes her wing beat.
After the fitting, Alexis and I went to dinner together, but I also had a romantic rendezvous organized with a special someone afterward.
Served up in a glass that's marbled with house-made chocolate syrup, the "dessertini" is garnished with a chocolate cigarette, a sweet conclusion to a romantic rendezvous.
Today, Ambridge's very own middle-aged lovers, Lilian and Paul, will meet at the station cafe in Cheltenham, having run out of places for a romantic rendezvous (Watford, predictably, proved a disaster).
Back on the same stage where he played Valmont in "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," the British actor Ben Daniels steps into the shoes of Robert (the role played by Mark Rylance in "Boeing-Boeing") in the comedy about a romantic rendezvous gone awry.
One woman who spoke to Bloomberg alleged Pishevar had met up with her over business only to turn it into what she said was an unwanted romantic rendezvous culminating at his place.
Well it seems Brazil has just the right place for that romantic rendezvous, a love motel -- for dogs.
Unfortunately for both of them, Deb had been tracking Dexter with a GPS monitor and watched as they returned from their romantic rendezvous on the bay.
When Yilan heads off to work (and to bittersweet romantic rendezvous), her father pores over the newspaper or sits on a bench in the nearby park, where he strikes up a poignant friendship with a matronly Iranian immigrant (touchingly played by Vida Ghahremani).
The venue for their romantic rendezvous is the back of Phil's Jag.
