Marry Me, a fragrance that resembles a wedding dress Jeanne Lanvin was born on January 1, 1867 in Paris. From the age of 13, Jeanne worked in a milliner's workshop and her love for fashion grew little by little. It was in 1889 that Jeanne Lanvin opened her first boutique, on rue du Faubourg St Honoré in Paris.
The house of Lanvin found a second wind thanks to the presence of a new designer, Alber Elbaz, who managed to combine the charm and delicacy of Jeanne Lanvin's original creations with a modern and sparkling fantasy. Marry Me is one of its fragrant symbols, so much does it enjoy telling us a beautiful love story with the delicacy of white flowers but the modernity and playfulness of woody fruits and citrus.
Marry Me, or the playful and refreshing declaration of love signed Antoine Maisondieu for Lanvin
Antoine Maisondieu is an extraordinary perfume creator. He is a perfumer, of course, but one passionate about art, which was in fact his very first calling, passed down notably through his blood, his grandfather being none other than the great writer Albert Camus. Yet the perfumer is no less talented in his fragrance creations and delights in blending his artistic and emotional inspiration with the finest fragrant accords.
Each of Antoine Maisondieu's perfumes is thus discovered as one might discover a painting or a novel; it has its own facets, sometimes even contradictory ones, and reveals itself only to those willing to take it as it is. Marry Me was one of his finest creations, both for the story it unveils and for its striking and original composition.
Marry Me thus echoes perfectly the collection of original and offbeat wedding dresses released the same year as the perfume, in 2010.
MARRY ME! Like something obvious, a whim or a challenge. The scent of an encounter, the passion of the first days, the promise of a love story. The house of Lanvin has imagined a wave of freshness, happiness and passion. Lanvin on Marry Me.
A fruity floral perfume like a promise of love: Marry Me by Lanvin
Composed with the freshness and cheerfulness of a perfumer who does not hesitate to dare to surprise in order to create emotion, Marry Me sets out to orchestrate encounters of striking raw materials so as to resonate in the heart of each woman like one of her most beautiful love stories.
Indeed, if the opening of Marry Me, built around notes of bitter Seville orange, is sparkling and sharp, it is quickly countered by delicate notes of freesia and jasmine tea. At the heart, the surprise is just as great thanks to juicy white peach, which lends its velvety character to fantastic floral notes of sambac jasmine, rose and magnolia. Finally, notes of amber, musky muslin and white cedar come to wrap this promise of love in a cloud of pure and sincere velvet. A true ode to love and commitment, Marry Me offers itself as the promise of happy days where happiness shines with a thousand lights…
A sparkling and optimistic floral, cheerful as a burst of laughter. A concentrate of good humor, of femininity. […] The name of the perfume is displayed like a message shouted, whispered or simply slipped onto a piece of paper. By him, by her… Marry Me by Lanvin.