5 Titillating Wedding Scents

It’s not just a simple matter of bathing before walking down the aisle. It’s a matter of smelling your very best the day that you are bestowed the title “Mrs.” So what else should you wear apart from that superbly beautiful Vera Wang number? Simple. A signature fragrance. Here are our top 5 picks on what to wear during THE day of days.  

Kenzo Flower Perfume for Women

 

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This perfume is reminiscent of a cool walk down the city during a spring afternoon. It has tones of vanilla, white musk, opopanax, Bulgarian rose, violet, and cassia. It’s perfect for a wedding in the city, say at a cathedral or parish on a cool day.

Light Blue Perfume for Women by Dolce and Gabbana

As they say, something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue. This fragrance is perfect for summer with its hints of fruits, woods, and musk. It is light, just enough to animate the dry summer day wedding. All you need is a sixpence.

Coco Mademoiselle Perfume for Women by Chanel 
You can’t go wrong with Chanel. This fragrance is as iconic as the brand that accentuates its name. It has hints of citrus orange, bergamot, and vanilla. It brings out the warmth and sophistication in every woman and is guaranteed to be sweet, sexy, romantic, and all other things that would make you want to fast forward to the honeymoon.

 Jo Malone English Pear and Freesia Cologne

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Thinking about that old-fashioned barn wedding? You can’t go wrong with Jo Malone’s English Pear and Freesia Cologne. It has scents of King William Pear, patchouli, wood, and musk. Reminiscent of a field of wild flowers, this makes for a scent that’s a great match to your venue.

Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne a la Extreme 

Thinking about that old-fashioned barn wedding? You can’t go wrong with Jo Malone’s English Pear and Freesia Cologne. It has scents of King William Pear, patchouli, wood, and musk. Reminiscent of a field of wild flowers, this makes for a scent that’s a great match to your venue. Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne a la Extreme