How to Create a Signature Wedding Day Scent
How often does a certain scent bring you back to a spectacular moment in life? Like the smell of Coppertone sunscreen evoking wonderful summer vacation memories, the same can be said about your bridal perfume and how years after your wedding, when you spritz the same fragrance you'll immediately be reminded of your special day.
With this in mind, a signature wedding day perfume is the perfect way to establish this romantic memory utilizing one of your five senses. There are many ways to find your signature bridal scent, but why not make an event out of it and host a perfume-making soiree for your bridesmaids and any other special ladies involved in your wedding.
Perfume parties are growing in popularity and are a wonderful way to gather your girls to create one-of-a-kind scents to showcase on your wedding day. The beauty of creating your personal perfume goes beyond exclusivity, the formulas also allow for a scent designed specifically to suit your style and personality.
These in-home events bring a trained perfumer to you to offer an entertaining lesson in essential oils, notes, aromas and the science of mixing the components to create your very own fragrance. A bar of essences is set up to sample from, and then the scents are custom blended and bottled right before your eyes.
Sure, you can easily head to any department store for a fragrance, but if you're like me, you'll be overwhelmed and your senses over stimulated in no time flat. Additionally, while the science behind perfumery is complex, the perfumers make this science accessible and incredibly fun for a ladies night in.
Your perfume consultant is trained to package her scientific art and bring it straight to you for a hassle-free event your ladies will love. Many perfumers offer party packages to suit your party's needs and all that is required by you is to gather your girls and perhaps enjoy some bubbly!
Your wedding day is as unique and beautiful as you are, and deserves a one-of-a-kind romantic fragrance that will evoke incredible memories for years to come!
With this in mind, a signature wedding day perfume is the perfect way to establish this romantic memory utilizing one of your five senses. There are many ways to find your signature bridal scent, but why not make an event out of it and host a perfume-making soiree for your bridesmaids and any other special ladies involved in your wedding.
Perfume parties are growing in popularity and are a wonderful way to gather your girls to create one-of-a-kind scents to showcase on your wedding day. The beauty of creating your personal perfume goes beyond exclusivity, the formulas also allow for a scent designed specifically to suit your style and personality.
These in-home events bring a trained perfumer to you to offer an entertaining lesson in essential oils, notes, aromas and the science of mixing the components to create your very own fragrance. A bar of essences is set up to sample from, and then the scents are custom blended and bottled right before your eyes.
Sure, you can easily head to any department store for a fragrance, but if you're like me, you'll be overwhelmed and your senses over stimulated in no time flat. Additionally, while the science behind perfumery is complex, the perfumers make this science accessible and incredibly fun for a ladies night in.
Your perfume consultant is trained to package her scientific art and bring it straight to you for a hassle-free event your ladies will love. Many perfumers offer party packages to suit your party's needs and all that is required by you is to gather your girls and perhaps enjoy some bubbly!
Your wedding day is as unique and beautiful as you are, and deserves a one-of-a-kind romantic fragrance that will evoke incredible memories for years to come!
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