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Getting married is one of the most significant and exciting events in a girl's life. I would like everything to be perfect on this day: dress, hairstyle, makeup and the holiday itself. But the fragrance is what the bride chooses for herself. This perfume will then always be associated with the scent of happiness. In this case, princesses are no exception, but what perfumes they choose for their wedding - further in our review.
Grace Kelly
The groom himself was involved in choosing the fragrance for the wedding of Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III of Monaco. It was he who decided to give the bride a truly royal gift and turned to the perfumers of the Creed house with a request to create a unique scent for the future princess.
Floral fragrance "Fleurissimo" with top notes of bergamot smoothly opened with accords of Bulgarian rose, iris, violet and tuberose in the heart and ambergris in the base. This perfume perfectly suited the respectable and graceful Grace Kelly, emphasizing and complementing the overall image of the bride.
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth II has been a fan of the British perfume house Floris since her youth. And on the day of her wedding, Princess Lilibet decided not to change herself, however, she chose a scent that was different from her usual perfume. Initially, she was going to surround herself with the scent of her favorite carnations, but later, as a queen, Elizabeth II admitted: carnations would be too commonplace for such an important day.
Therefore, the future queen opted for the delicate aroma "White Rose", in the top notes of which, among other things, there is the same carnation, complemented by fresh herbs, the heart is a composition of rose, iris and jasmine, complemented by a delicate violet, and in the base one can feel powdery accords, amber and musk.
The Queen today does not change her favorite brand, which is the official supplier of Her Majesty. Floris created the Royal Arms fragrance on the occasion of the birth of Princess Lilibet, and in honor of the 60th anniversary of Elizabeth's ascent to the British throne, the same perfume was released in a small series in a new interpretation.
Princess Diana
Lady Dee strived to be unique in everything, including the choice of perfume for her wedding. For her wedding, she, the only one of all British princesses, decided to choose a perfume that was not created in the UK. She chose the Quelques Fleurs fragrance from the French perfume house Houbigant. The fragrance was created back in 1913 by perfumer Robert Bianame.
A unique combination of green accords, bergamot, orange blossom and other citrus fruits make up the top notes of the perfume, the heart contains notes of carnation, lilac, lily of the valley, rose, orchid and a few more floral shades, and the base, in addition to sandalwood, musk, amber and sandalwood, includes exotic tonka beans, oakmoss, vanilla, honey and a few other ingredients.
All fragrances curled like a train and created an aura of mystery and romance, which could not be more suited to the general style of Princess Diana.
Kate Middleton
The future duchess has never been a conservative, and therefore, for her wedding with Prince William, she turned not to famous perfume houses with a name and history, but to the Illuminum brand, which was launched on the market in 2011 by stylist Michael Bodie.
Kate chose the magnetic and rich fragrance White Gardenia Petals, characterized by luxurious top notes of lily, black currant and bergamot, which in the heart are replaced by gardenia and ylang-ylang, complemented by jasmine and lily of the valley, and in the base are complemented by complex woody accords and amber. The charming Kate Middleton was not mistaken in her choice: a niche scent complemented her sophisticated image.
Meghan Markle
The future Duchess of Sussex was given a special honor: the house of Floris, a month before the royal wedding, announced the creation of a special wedding fragrance for Meghan Markle, taking the Bergamotto di Positano perfume as a basis and modifying it especially for the bride.
This scent is similar to a warm Mediterranean breeze, in which you can hear spicy citrus notes, complemented by the depth of amber and the strength of spices, which are joined by green notes and luxurious woody accords, the astringency of green tea, the sharpness of ginger and the sweetness of vanilla.
Needless to say, a perfume with such generous and warm notes suited Meghan Markle perfectly and complemented the happiest day of her life.
A wedding is an event that you wait with bated breath, carefully preparing for the solemn day, choosing outfits for bridesmaids, boutonnieres, bouquets, and, of course, a dress for the bride. Indeed, at this momentous moment, you need to shine like you have never shone. Apparently, this tradition is inherent in all girls, including royalty in different parts of the world.
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