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Marry Me, launched in 2010 and composed by Antoine Maisondieu, is a floral-fruity Eau de Parfum from Lanvin. Bitter orange, peach and freesia lead into a jasmine, magnolia and rose heart over musk, Virginia cedar and amber.
Marry Me smells like the morning of a wedding — bitter orange and peach sparkling with excitement, freesia keeping it fresh, then a bouquet of jasmine, magnolia and rose that feels like walking down an aisle lined with flowers. The musk-cedar-amber base is warm and lasting, like a promise that holds through the evening. Romantic and uplifting, it suits special occasions — engagements, receptions, date nights — though its friendliness makes it work for regular days too. Beginner-friendly for lovers of soft romantic florals; a touch sweet, so sample first if you dislike fruitiness.
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