Marry Me

This is such an "eat my words" review, and I'm leaving the first impressions because I've changed my mind completely about this scent, and I want to show that. 1st day (blind buy) To be fair, this one might be a wait and let sit scent because all I get on the first day is a strange plasticky musk. I expected fresh fruity florals, but I end up smelling unwashed cat wearing pleather. (Ah, indolic jasmine. Rich floral for some lucky noses. Smelly cat for me.) [Edit] 2nd day: the musk has gone down a lot, and after the first whiff of freshness, it turns into that 'off' smell when the flowers have been sitting in water too long and stems get mushy. This is such a weird perfume journey. 6th day: the unpleasant 'rotten' smell has gone away, and now the first note is a rather plasticky freesia. Not horrible is big improvement. 2weeks later: The terrible musk is gone. The rotten stem smell is gone. The new plastic smell is gone. This is now the wonderful smell of fresh cut flowers. There's a delicate floral note at first spray, but what remains is the smell of buying a bouquet of freesia fresh from the flower shop, of delightful fresh green stems of flowers that don't have much of a "floral" sweetness, then settles into a delicate but 'angular' jasmine. (Elegant!) SWOON. An amazing ode to green, new buds on trees and to spring. This is not a young girl scent though, not with such a strong musk undertone. This is for a grown-up woman (or a young man actually) who can look back on their teenage selves and think, you were so pretty then and you didn't even know it, and appreciate where they are now. Like most Lanvin (except Arpege), it lasts at best 2 hours on my skin, but I prefer that, as those are the scents that aren't overwhelming and don't bring on a headache. This one's done a full 180 on me, and for that I love it all the more. This is such a lesson for the perfume newbie that I am. Let the lady rest, and you'll understand how beautiful she is, with time.

I agree that the name could put many people off buying this fragrance, I can imagine it might feel embarrassing to go to the counter and hand over your own hard earned cash (as a female) and pay for something called 'Marry Me', I first smelled this in Manchester Airport 2011 but by the time it had settled on me and I'd decided I liked it we were already on the plane and I've not seen it in any shops near me since, so ordered it online instead. On me this wears pretty close to the skin, which I was dissapointed with I was hoping for a touch more radiance, that said I do love the scent. It's fresh, airey and pretty, I do get some peach but it's definitely not like a juicy fruit bomb like many of the celeb and new stuff at the moment which I hate, I'm 29 so I have no business smelling like candyfloss and gummi bears. It smells beautifully flowery and there's something in there that reminds me of a freshly opened pack of crisp white paper, which I love, this will be perfect for springtime which is just around the corner. The only gripe I have is that I bought this with a scented body lotion too and I still can't get this to last on me after 1-2 hours it's all but gone, that said I can't wait for the weather to turn warmer as I think the heat on skin could make this one a staple of mine. I should note my husband loves it on me too which means it must be fairly desirable to the opposite sex.

This was my mother’s favorite scent the last few years before she passed, she was wearing ‘Marry Me’ exclusively, she was going through chemotherapy and all her usual favorites (Chanel No.5, Samsara, Jacomo Silences, Obsession, Alien, Pink Sugar) became too much for her. Those were simultaneously the best and worst moments of my life, we really bonded and became extremely close during that period. I bought a bottle just to remind myself of her, and to wear it whenever I need comfort. It’s a lovely fragrance, a cute citrusy-peachy-white-floral (for some reason, I also get a tea note out of this?)...a sure crowd pleaser. It has the perfect sillage, I could always smell it on my mom, even from a slight distance, and it’s always so pleasant, feminine, fresh, comfortable, somewhat romantic...wears best in warmer weather, though it’s not so sheer that it can’t be worn in cooler months. The longevity isn’t bad either, my mom smelled of ‘Marry Me’ the entire day just lounging around the house, even though she doesn’t usually re-apply her perfumes...this is why I associate this scent with her, she had this scent on her almost all the time. A safe blind buy, and safe for gifting, great for all ages (even teenagers). I reach for this one a lot and always need to have it in my collection. My favorite from Lanvin, I slightly prefer it over Eclat Arpege.

Marry me curious and interesting name perfumes. If someone asked me what they should smell Bride, the entire sheath wedding or as someone rightly pointed out, "the desire to marry" it will be roses for me. And that's how it smells on me marry me - this is the rose garden. Peaches sense after a long time and maybe a little of the grape water. The fragrance is floral-fruity, in the background trying to break even but the magnolia and jasmine - rose is definitely dominant on my skin, like a living - no synthetics and substitutes. Beauty and lush rose, embellished with a light sweetness and musk, with a hint of orange. It should be noted that to obtain even a small amount of oil needed several tons of rose petals. That is why the price is so cosmically overclocked, but that does not mean it is not worth it. The smell is just beautiful. I got your bottle as a gift from my husband for 7 year wedding anniversary and I have to admit that it's nice to hear again, "marry me" after a few years of marriage The smell of spring and summer and very durable, one of the strongest that I have in my collection. All day vibrates on your skin. Bottle itself is just lovely, as parcel or bag tied with purple ribbon. Even the cap is edgy. LOVE IT

Update: It's almost a year later since my initial review and Marry Me is still my go-to fragrance. I live in a hot and humid environment and this is exactly right up my alley in terms of a fruity floral for daytime. In my previous review, I mentioned the fragrance not lasting long on my skin. I should add longevity is about 4 hours on skin, much longer on clothes. Still bummed about that. As for sillage, I'm quite conservative when I spray because perfumes are a luxury for me, even if I can buy it discounted (although I confess, I sneak in more sprays of Marry Me than necessary when I'm in the mood). I usually spray two sprays but it's quite noticeable in the first hour, though just a bit further beyond arms length. Of course, once it dries down, the sillage drops, along with it the initial overwhelming power of the opening citrus, and develops into that sweet peach-y jasmine while the citrus just dances around content in having done its job. Since I spray both my clothes, and on skin, the citrus sticks around longer than on skin so if I'm ever in the mood for more of that then I spray on both skin and clothes.

Nothing was right when I went to a perfume shop that time. The shopkeeper gave several testers perfumes of various kinds of famous brands, as well as of the celebrities. I did not need the sweeties, the most popular perfume kind recently. Finally he took one tester who said they had have a bottle left only. I didn't know what the scent kind was, never smelled like this one and I liked it so much. The scent imprint in the air. After a few minutes later, again I sniffed my skin was sprayed. He said, "Marry Me" I immediately smiled, thinking he was joking. Then I noticed absolutely tester bottle in his hand ... he did not lie. Luckily my husband was not standing next to me, if not a misunderstanding happened.I bought it without asking my husband's opinion. :) I'd just realized after arriving at my room and sprayed it, the first time that the smell in my nose is citrus aroma and flowers.. (I found in here, it is Bitter Orange). I had it before I'd joined this site, so all I knew this perfume was fresh and romantic..

It's a pretty scent with a silly name, it's great for days when you want to stay low-key but still pretty and 'put-together', like in the office. It smells much better than Eclat D'Arpege in my opinion, that one is not bad but is simpler in its composition and I have been told that I smelled like soap when I wore it. 'Marry me' is more sweetly floral and creamier. It has much better longevity too. Definitely more floral than citrus which makes it a plus, these days I'm just not that much into citruses. Nothing groundbreaking, perfect for spring, but fresh enough for hot summers, and it's not abrasively clean or citric that you can't wear it in the fall too. Update: I think this scent is growing on me, it's so irresistibly lovely, optimistic and easy to wear. I could make this my work scent or just anytime I have to be around people during the day. The price is very reasonable too. I definitely should have gotten this instead of Eclat D'Arpege.

Wow, this is as floral as you can get! I get why this was named "Marry Me!". I picture wedding day, flowers everywhere, excitement, love in the air, that sort of stuff. This smells great! It's really nice and romantic. But romantic in a we're-out-on-a-daytime-date-in-public kinda thing. Not the we've-been-together-for-a-while-cuddle-cuddle kind. However, This is my mom's new perfume. Ha! At 60, she has no business wearing something that says, "Marry Me!" But she loves it and I love it on her. I think the name might pose limitations on potential buyers since I think this can be for a lady of any age :) She came upon this because of me and I'm looking forward to the day she buys this on her own and the cashier person looks at her in a weird way. :P I have to say, though, that even if I think the name is limiting, it had the opposite effect on me as some of the people below. Got me curious. :)

This was a pleasant surprise! I was expecting a typical fruity floral that I had smelled many times before. That's the problem with trying so many different perfumes...after awhile they lose their originality and they all smell similar to something you've tried before. Anyways, this was floral with a little bit of citrus and musk, and I also noticed the tea leaves in it. I think that the tea is what really sets it apart from the typical fruity florals. I was also impressed by the longevity, which was 6+ hours on me. Funny, but the name doesn't make me imagine a guy proposing with this perfume but rather a man smelling this perfume on a woman and saying, "Wow, you smell good! Will you marry me?" I interpreted it as the perfume causing a man to propose instead of the other way round.

This is not a new release but I just got my hands on it. This perfume reminds me of DKNY Be Delicious Fresh Blossom after it dries down, which I ain't mad, as it's one of my fav perfume. Marry Me is floral, fruity (mainly peach I'd say), fresh, not overly sweet but still very girly. However, it can comes as pretty ordinary and generic to people who wants something really unique...As I can imagine any girl rocking this perfume. Also, I find the packaging pretty underwhelming.. With a cute name like that, I think Lanvin can do so much better with the bottle design! Haha but that's just me. Overall, I think you can't go wrong with this perfume. It's a versatile, happy, easy-to-carry scent that everyone can rock.

I say "yes", Lanvin! There are three words that describe this scent perfectly: innocent, subtle, feminine. It may not be very long lasting, but stays quite long on clothes and hair. The dry down is pleasant, even sophisticated for a floral scent and does not turn into anything too sweet or powdery. Actually, quite the opposite - it keeps its floral DNA, which is just so pretty, well blended and easy to wear. I also noticed that man love this scent and I received many compliments while wearing it. What's interesting, some women do not enjoy it that much, so I've also hear from them "what a nice, girly perfume you're wearing... but well, that's not my cup of tea".

This is my favourite perfume of all the time. Definitely my go-to and must-have perfume. I really can't express how much I love it! This was love at first sniff! It's great everyday fragrance especially for younger girls, but women can also wear it. It's sweet and floral, very likeable and nice. When I wear it (and that is very often), I feel happy and optimistic about everything. My boyfriend loves it aswell. It's probably the most versatile perfume I've ever came across. So girls, at least try this one out, you won't regret. I'm running out of this beauty, I'm definitely going to repurchase it. GREETINGS FROM THE CZECH REPUBLIC! :)

WOW! What a beautiful scent I absolutely love it! The bottle is really nice with a cute bow on it but the scent is to die for! I must admit I have put off getting perfumes with orange in as I just thought they would smell bitter but this, as soon as I sprayed I got a whiff of gorgeous orange its so well balanced. This is perfect for spring/summer am so glad I blind bourght this. I would advise anyone to go and try this. I think I have just found my summer signiture scent! LOVE IT

I just tried this yesterday, and it is beautiful! The sillage is great and a male friend who was with me kept on saying how great I smelled even though I was only testing it. The smell is a long-lasting white flower smell with a lot of jasmine, magnolia, and freesia and dried down to a creamy woodsy deliciousness while still keeping the first charm of the white flowers. It would be unbelievable if someone proposed to me with it... *sigh* (:

Such a well-balanced, unique scent. It has a warmth I never noticed in a fruity perfume! Almost as if there was an almond undertone beneath the juicy peach notes and the crisp flowers. It has become one of my favorites because it smells so divine! :) I would marry in this. It's like a happy sunny day on the country in late spring, but with an elegant, feminine touch to it.

It's a "heart says yes, brain says no" situation - the fruit-and-freesia note in it makes me smile every time I use it, but it does smell cheap, and I can't get over it. Also, it's quite short-lived on my skin (just above two hours), and I don't see myself carrying this bottle, definitely created as a vanity-table piece, in my purse all day long. Brain wins.

Without knowing the notes, I tend to gravitate towards peach and soft rose notes. This is a cool, soft rose and delicious juicy peach on me. It has very little staying power though. If only I could capture the smell on the nozzle without it subsiding! This is not earth shattering but just a truly lovely, feminine fragrance. Great for summer.

Okay I have to admit, this smells like Donna I own 2 bottles of Donna (because thought I'd love it so much 😌) so it doesn't make sense in a collection like mine, to own Lanvin Marry Me, since it's like 87% similar... But, it's equally beautiful, the bottle is gorgeous too. Edit: 😭 yes it does! l'm keeping it, those 13% are enough...

Delicate and lovely fragrance. It smells exactly like a tiny perfume bottle I had that came with one of my Barbies when I was a kid. Marry me is not a powerhouse; it's a beautiful, delicate burst of flowers and for me, it brings back such happy memories. Wearing this fragrance is a soft and tender experience and worth every penny!

I really fell in love with this scent, when I bought it, it is floral to me and feminine and fresh and warm. I can not be the only one to whom this scent seems way to similar to Boucheron Quatre Boucheron for women. It is really similar to the point I can not tell them apart, the difference is in how these two scents dry down.