The experience of humor is known to all of us as a fun activity that we enjoy. Although it is recognized as an adaptive force in romantic relationships, research in the field of humor and close, romantic relationships is limited, and the multidimensional nature of humor makes it difficult to summarize conclusions. Therefore, the goal of this research, using qualitative approach, is to gain insight into to experience of humor in romantic couples and to explore the meaning that romantic couples attach to humor in their romantic relationships. The thematic analysis of the data collected through semi-structured interviews yielded four themes: (1) humor as an important factor in romantic relationship, (2) the content of humor, (3) mutual understanding of humor in romantic partners, and (4) the role of humor in romantic relationships. The results of the research showed that the presence of humor and laughter in romantic relationships is everyday, and that romantic partners consider humor an important component in their relationships. Humor provides romantic partners with a more relaxed atmosphere in their relationships and helps them cope with life’s problems. In addition, participants associate humor with better connection between themselves as well as relationship satisfaction.