Wedding Bouquet
Fragrance notes
Character
The sandalwood and musk hold the white florals together for a reasonable span, though the scent never builds enough weight to carry through a long event without a refresh. It stays near the body, so the person beside you will catch it rather than someone across the room.
Citrus and lily-of-the-valley open with a clean, bright lift that feels suited to a garden path in mild sun. Stephanotis, African orange flower, and jasmine create a dense floral heart that is airy rather than heavy. The sandalwood adds a soft woodiness that keeps the flowers from floating away completely. Musk smooths the edges so the transition from top to heart feels natural. It suits someone who likes a fresh, floral presence that does not demand attention, and it will not appeal to those who want a dark or resinous base.
This fragrance fits a morning walk among trimmed hedges and open windows, when the air is warm but not stifling. It feels proper and composed, like a linen dress and a handwritten invitation placed on a hall table. A single stem in a narrow glass vase.
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