
Marry Me is a floral fruity fragrance for women, composed by Antoine Maisondieu for Lanvin in 2010. Bitter orange opens it sharp, with peach and freesia softening that edge almost at once, and the heart is a straightforward bouquet: jasmine leading, magnolia and rose filling in behind it. Musk, cedar and amber make the base warm and clean rather than heavy. Cheerful and uncomplicated, which is plainly what was wanted. It lasts a moderate while and projects moderately, and it suits spring daylight.
Notes pyramid
9 NOTES
Top Notes
3
Bitter Orange
Peach
Freesia
Heart Notes
3
Jasmine
Magnolia
Rose
Base Notes
3
Musk
Virginia Cedar
Amber
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