1.Place and Time
A ceremony at sunset on a sandy beach in the Mediterranean smells different to a traditional church wedding or to saying “I do” in the middle of a meadow. The season, time, and place, as well as the mood of the wedding, are all useful stepping stones in making your decision.
2. The Wedding Dress
You probably chose your wedding dress based on your unique style and personality. And each dress fits a slightly different type of fragrance. A bohemian dress goes well with natural, woody fragrances, vetiver and subtle hints of citrus. Vanilla perfumes, sandalwood, lavender and fruity fragrances, on the other hand, complement delicate and romantic models. If you’re going for something classical, reach for floral fragrances with notes of jasmine, rose, tuberose or hyacinth.
3. Symbolism
Are you into interlinked stories? A lot of the ingredients in women’s perfumes have a hidden meaning, so you can have a theme that ties your whole day together. If you’ve chosen to have peonies in your wedding bouquet, let your fragrance complement that. After all, they are a symbol of happiness and of a joyful marriage. Lavender, on the other hand, is associated with elegance, purity and devotion, while honeysuckle symbolises loyalty and everlasting love.
4. Be in Harmony
Your wedding day celebrates the union of your two lives, so why not pick fragrances that complement each other as well as you do? You can pick perfumes with the same ingredients or character, reaching for men’s and women’s versions of the same fragrance or opting for a unisex perfume.