The perfect scent to wear when you say, "I do" should be soft and unabashedly romantic — think traditional floral notes like rose, gardenia, and jasmine. - Marie Claire
Your fragrance should match your wedding day attire, location, and style. While floral scents are recommended, do not select a heavy flowery scent on a hot, day or outdoor wedding because it may attract insects or bees. If you typically do not wear fragrance, a body lotion will suffice.
If you'd like to create your own special touches, why not have a blend custom mixed to fit your personality and add a fresh memory of your day.
Scent Choice By The Season
Spring or Summer
A spring or summer wedding calls for a light scent, such as a verbena or honeysuckle. Look for a fresh fragrance that will not be excessive on a hot day. A gentle floral perfume such as bluebells or lilac would be sweet for a spring bride wearing an organza gown with pearl bridal jewelry. If a festive summer celebration is more your speed, a fun upbeat green apple or citrus fragrance will be terrific.
Fall or WinterFor a fall or winter wedding that is more relaxed, look for a perfume with hints of vanilla, orange, or amber. The eco-friendly bride may enjoy a fragrance with a hint of patchouli, but don’t use the single note essential oil, it is too overused for a bride.
A richer fragrance is appropriate in the colder months. Perfumes with musk or spice bases are always a good choice.If you favor sophisticated scents, look for perfumes classified as “oriental”. If you were wearing a trumpet gown and stunning jewelry, an intense, exotic fragrance would be an excellent choice.
Sources:
Marie Claire
Scents of Attraction