Le Parfum Bridal

My first bridal perfume was Angel, back in 1996, and, will this perfume be my second bridal perfum? Well, 1st a handsome man has to enter my life, meanwhile, l will have used every tiny drops of this perfume, l think, even thoug l have big bottle, 3 FL.OZ/90ml. This perfume is easy to grab, it's clean and warm with lots of Amber coming first, and than some flowers says hello back in the bushes, but, they all blushes and fades away in a blink of a second, and that's all about it, hmm... It smells lovely, but dont last, it's gone before you get the ring on your finger, so, l will enjoy overspraying myself with this beauty, while l'm waiting for my husband no 2 to arrive, and than l will decide witch perfume to use at my last wedding, l hope, and, happy Easter to all of you beautiful perfume lovers out there, we have room for more perfumes, and l wish for more love and peace for everybody in this wondeful world!

This is absolutely gorgeous. Deep, feminine, floral, it's perfect for a grown woman getting married or just one who wants to lean into her sensuality. I don't think it's suited for cookie-cutter white weddings in North America or Western Europe. But if you have a more textured, sensual wedding - Middle Eastern, South Asian; the kind with marigold and jasmine and warm florals - it fits perfectly. The amber & powderiness wraps you in a sexy, warm hug, and it stays on my skin forever. It's the perfect scent for a warm summer night, and would wear well in the day as we move into fall and winter. Bonus: when my husband smells it he can't keep his hands off me..so it would be great on that honeymoon, and every night after!

One more unique goodie. Powdery in the opening (ca 15-20 min) and light oriental in the drydown. Powdery as lipstick, oriental as vanilla amber. Somewhere in between there is this transition from white to yellow to orange. Thinking about colours. From clean white to warm and further deeper darker orange/light brown. Musk becomes silent and then vanilla-amber takes over with some orange background. Light benzoin is there too. It is also a bit sweeter at "the end". This is beautiful light oriental scent. Feminine, clean, modern and kinda low-key. Bottle design is indeed bridal and 30ml is very cute and goes in the purse.

I think this might be an acquired taste... but I love this! It reminds me of the discontinued Powdered Veil from Miller Harris even though the notes aren’t the same. And maybe a bit of a glossier you vibe in the opening - it does share some similar notes after checking. It’s powdery , creamy (but not in a laconic way) and gets a bit waxy in the dry down as people mention . a very cosy and comforting fragrance. Not sure if I would consider it a wedding day choice but I do enjoy it. Bottle and packaging is nice and good atomiser. I think the projection is quite small - more of a skin scent you wear for yourself.

Le Parfum Bridal by Elie Saab is a little dream in a bottle. Not entirely sure if it lives up to the full “bridal” promise, but there is an undeniable dreamy quality to it. It opens soft and warm, like a creamy nude lipstick ... delicate yet undeniably confident. Amber takes the spotlight, gracefully embracing the smooth, non-screechy florals in a golden, glowing hug. Understated yet unforgettable, this scent feels like an intimate comforting embrace, one you never want to let go of. It’s starting to become a favourite among my scented treasures. - Bhavna Darira Chesan