Eau de Tulle

I have finally found my wedding day scent. This is absolutely stunning! To me Eau de Tulle is a delicate vanilla with light citruses, refined orange blossom and the scent of Italian sugared wedding almonds lingering softly in the background. This is grace and elegance in a bottle. To me this has similarities to Dans Paris by Celine, which I adore and was my original wedding day pick, however Eau De Tulle is lighter/arier and more refined. I don’t see any similarity to Dama Bianca, which isn’t a scent I personally enjoy. I wish Eau de Tulle came in a 200ml bottle! While it says it’s available in the bee bottle under the Bouquet de la Marie name, I haven’t been able to get it on the Guerlain website in the UK. Either way this will be a forever big! 10/10! Since this is a re-release of Bouquet de la Mariée, maybe a re-release of Baiser de Russie will come in the L’art & La Matiere collection in future 🤞

Stunning stunning stunning. I owned a bottle of LPBJDMV a few years back and was hesitant to repurchase because of how ridiculously expensive the bottles go for now. This smells 95% similar and the only difference is this is slightly lighter and a little more gourmand whereas LPBJDMV was a touch more floral. That being said, the performance of this is STRONG. I can smell it strongly hours after applying. The scent will linger even after you’ve taken a shower so be careful not to overspray. One of the most beautiful perfumes I have ever smelt. It smells like if you combined Angelique Noire and Mon Precieux Nectar, with a touch of Cuir Beluga. This is an elevated Love Don't Be Shy if you're into that scent profile. Im so happy Guerlain brought this back.

This was such a surprise to me, because I was expecting something much lighter. It's not that it's heavy, but it's a middleweight rather than ephemeral perfume. The prominent notes that I get are patchouli and chocolate. To be honest, I was searching for the Angelica, since I love it in Angelique Noire, but - perhaps it was the heady-scented environment of Harrods that disguised it - I really couldn't detect it. However, while it wasn't what I expected, I do really like it. It somehow felt like 'me', and was incredibly comforting. I need to test it more to get more of a sense of it, but my early thoughts are that (i) my family would probably not like it; but (ii) that I think this could be something I wear just for myself, and that always feels right.

Having tried this and also compared it to Bouquet de la Mariée at the Guerlain boutique, I can safely say that they are 90% similar, with Eau de Tulle being more gourmand, heavier on the tonka. It's a gorgeous, ethereal scent that sensually blends vanilla, orange blossom and almonds. Think sugared almonds at a wedding, spritzed with orange blossom water. I would love a bottle, just because it would be a pretty addition to my perfume wardrobe. However, performance isn't amazing for what you're paying for. One generous spray on each wrist lasted for about 5 hours, it became a skin scent after an hour of spraying. But then again, it's Guerlain. You appreciate its artistry.

This is was an immediate full bottle purchase. I did not need to wait for the dry down on this to know that this would have a home in my collection of fragrances. This is a masterpiece IMO. This starts out bright, fresh green citrus on me and then melts into a creamy, sugary, incense-y almond orange blossom. It almost takes on the “doll head” note, but in the best way possible, delicately sweet and incredibly feminine. This fragrance made me tear up at the fragrance counter as it transported me back to time with my grandma as a child. I feel so incredibly lucky to own this fragrance. Also can’t wait to layer this with my Vanille Planifolia Extrait 21🤤

Guerlain Eau de Tulle is a soft, airy fragrance that still manages to last. It feels light and elegant without being too faint. It smells very close to the current version of Le Plus Beau Jour de Ma Vie that you can get filled in France. The older version of Le Plus Beau Jour de Ma Vie is sweeter and heavier, while Eau de Tulle is lighter and more delicate. Even though it’s soft, it lasts really well. I sprayed it on my hand, went outside, and could still smell it hours later. Overall, it’s a beautiful, easy-to-wear scent—light, refined, and long-lasting.

It really does remind of Le Bouquet de la Mariee and Le Plus Beau Jour, but this is much lighter and airier. It will be perfect during the warm days in California. It lasts a really long time on me, but sillage isn’t that great. Which again, is fine for summer. I also find it to be not nearly as sweet as the other two, esp Le Bouquet. I am very happy with my purchase. Also, if you hate patchouli, don’t worry. I never get any here, and although it’s my favorite note in perfumery, I don’t think it would go too well with the rest of this fragrance.

Holy shit?!? This might be the best fragrance I’ve smelled since I fell in love with De Profundis back in 2022. This has very similar vibes to scents like Dama Bianca and A Kiss of Bliss. Powdery, sweet, ethereal. This is sweet but so incredibly classy. I don’t even have a boyfriend but if I got married today I would wear this. Not sure if I should take the plunge and get the bottle. Unfortunately this doesn’t really come in smaller sizes than 100 mL, and I vowed never to buy 100 mL bottles again...hmmm..

Beautiful. This is extremely similar in DNA to La Bouquet de Mariee and Le Plus Jour. The orange blossom is prominent in the opening but dissipates quickly. It adds freshness unlike the originals if only fleeting. I own the original formulas, treasuring them for special occasions. I am ecstatic for this reformulation so that I can now douse myself in this beauty without fear of using my treasures all up. Well, at least until the inevitable discontinuation. 🙂

Yes! It’s similar to Le Bouquet de la Mariee. For those in the United States who can’t easily purchase Le Bouquet de la Mariee, this will give you an essence of that fragrance. This is so Pretty. Wedding scent appropriate. I love it. Edit: I must be a lucky one because I have been wearing it for 4 hours with moderate projection and silage. I hope it will Be permanent otherwise, I’ll probably end up getting a back up bottle. Huge blind buy success for me.

This went from Meh to Like to Love quick! Pretty much obsessed at this point. Wearable all year and anywhere IMO. I think $250 is kinda of a steal if you think about it, with today's fragrance prices. It's an EDP with fairly strong projection and great longevity. The bottle is exactly the same as in their L'Art line. Only a matter of time before Guerlain realizes this and up the price to $275 or $299.

Ignoring the scent notes, the opening smells like green patchouli - then followed by a beautiful airy musk and vanilla. Very light but beautiful. Unique and perfect for spring. The dry down is spectacular- airy fluffy vanilla and musk. This is a perfect signature scent if you want something that gives a “your skin but better” scent.

It's aight... to me this is just Mon Guerlain but with orange blossom instead of lavender. The patch in the dry down is just like MG. it's not earthy or dirty though so I can thankfully tolerate it. I engraved my bottle too so I guess I am kinda stuck with it. Update: After a few wears, this is changed to a ❤️

LOVE instant on wish list to buy a full bottle orange blossom creamy chocolate but light and airy with the clean musk. And for a new formulation of Guerlain this projects 💯 will be buying

Wow , a beautiful scent, I loved so much , very feminine , soft , musky , unique , almost finish one bottle, planning to get the second one , of course recommended

It is delicious—addictive. To my nose, this fragrance smells of sweet white flowers, slightly powdery. Guerlain's quality is unique!

This is the only EDP in the line, and at first I really did dismiss her a bit. On spritz I thought she was one of those perfectly nice, well-bred, faintly boring vanilla-musks that smell alright but are ultimately forgettable. Another musky-aromatic-vanilla-powder? Fine. Next. But she grew on me! Which, frankly, is a much more flattering trajectory than smelling impressive for ten minutes and then collapsing into generic beige sweetness (looking at you, Eau de Cashmere). The opening instantly made me think of Mon Guerlain, an almost lavendered (?) softness. What reaches me first are not the listed top notes in that tidy sense, but a sort of airy warm aromatic-sugar cloud, a perfumed haze, powdery but a touch too old-world. Then the scent deepens and that is when she stops being generic and starts being classically classy. By the drydown I get quite a lot of patchouli, but it is wonderfully folded in, not at all loud or muddy. The note here is darker and smoother, more like the shaded underside of the perfume. It gives beautiful depth without murkiness. The vanilla changes too. What started as something airy and aromatic becomes more vanillic in a richer, fuller, almost resinous way, and I almost get this incense-y orange-hazelnut praline feeling. It is toasted, ambered, and faintly confectionary, with the texture of smoke and polished wood. I love how the scent goes from floating lavendered powder veil into something warmer and much more knowing. Ladylike but not prim. The kind of scent I'd imagine as a self-possessed young woman who looks entirely contemporary from across the room, but then you get closer and realise she has inherited certain tastes intact. Old lipstick cases, handwritten letters, proper blouses, a fondness for things with history. She shares roots with her grandmother and is, secretly, a bit of an oldie. I mean this as the highest compliment. By the end, it even reminds me of Zouzou by Celine. Softly shadowed femininity, powdered ambered elegance, sweetness but with depth. Unmistakably of her own time, but carries wistfulness somewhere in the grain. Aristocratic in posture, but not in soul. I like it.

A very strong like (though not quite a love) from me, this is an orange blossom, sugared-almond and musk scent, and is very pretty as you'd imagine. It is rather gigantic, white and bridal as the name suggests (tulle being the fabric bridal veils are made from). Wedding favours in the form of sugared almonds dominate through the opening and mid, backed by quite strong, non-acidic mixed citrus. It does conjure the image of a breeze blowing through long, white translucent curtains, but this is a bedroom (or perhaps ballroom) inhabited by only the most high-femme, pearl-wearing girly girl you can imagine. The powdery white musk-vanillic almondesque drydown is like the compression of Venus herself into a perfume format, and as a guy who wears feminine fragrance regularly (e.g. Chamade, Nahema, etc), this is one of very few I find too feminine even for me, and I honestly suspect several women will too (think white and pink frills, the whole shebang). There is just barely something of the glazed-over, frenzied look of a bride in total ecstasy, not for anything illicit but rather that the serviettes truly do match the freesias on the tables, she was able to get the singer she wanted etc. etc. Eau de Tulle is in high, pure white heels, the single curled hair strand is indeed falling as it should from the side of her face, the lashes are done, the makeup is done, she looks perfect and is drinking in every moment of it with the fervour of an addict taking their very last hit. This is quintessential, high-pitched, almost shrill girliness expressing herself in a rare moment where it is socially permitted, and she is taking no prisoners (bridesmaids beware). Even the sun itself is afraid not to shine in just the right way. The only criticism I can offer is that I've smelled such ultra feminine girly musks as this before, but I find Eau de Tulle is more polished and "tighter" in execution than essentially all of them. It's also, to my amazement, very recognisably Guerlain, in that it is powdery and vanillic and also extremely camp. A great frag I shall never wear

The first notes to rise gently are soft, sweet white florals. There’s a hint of blossom, slightly viscous, as if infused with nectar. The top notes feature a subtle citrus accent, making the air feel light. This is the most significant difference compared to the previous version, Beau Jour de Ma Vie. Whilst that had a nutty, rounded sweetness, this leans more towards the sweetness of sugared confectionery, like dragées. It’s slightly powdery, yet leaves no heaviness behind. In the heart, that sweetness spreads like a veil. True to the name ‘Tulle’, it is light and airy, blurring the contours. The sillage is gentle, drifting softly as if following the warmth of the skin. However, the impression changes when applied to the skin. Whilst the florals linger for a long time on a scent strip, on the skin they fade away quite quickly. Instead, a delicate dragée-like sweetness remains, settling into a slightly dry, incense-like nuance. The finish is quite delicate. Although there is sweetness, the contours gradually fade away, and before you know it, it feels as though it has dissolved into the air. It ends somewhat differently from the gentle floral longevity I experienced on the test strip. Therefore, if I were to purchase it, I would feel inclined to keep this veil lingering a little longer on fabric rather than wearing it on my skin.

Got a decant of this and immediately purchased a full bottle. Sweet, smooth, decadent. Like love in a bottle.