The atmosphere of the perfume "Vive La Bride"

This perfume was created by Benoist Lapouza in 2013, inspired by Marie-Hélène Rogeon. It symbolizes the beauty and purity of a wedding day through its elegant notes and sophisticated composition.

Long live the Bride creates an enchanted marriage atmosphere, where each element of the perfume evokes the magic and romance of a wedding ceremony. The aura of perfume is light and joyful, reflecting the grace and happiness of a bride who dances lightly on a cloud of happiness.

Notes Olfactives

Head Notes: The composition opens with notes of bergamot, neroli, litchi and a green chord, offering a bright freshness and a sparkling beginning.

Heart Notes: The heart of the perfume is a floral blend of sambac jasmine, orange blossom, magnolia rose, peony and freesia, creating a rich and multidimensional bouquet that symbolizes love and devotion.

Background notes: The background notes are a warm mixture of patchouli, amber, tonka bean, cedar, musk, sandal, praline and vanilla, which bring a persistent depth and sensuality, enveloping the bride with an aura of mystery and sophistication.

General sense of Perfume

Long live the Bride is a celebration of love, designed to wrap the bride in a fragrance that is both comforting and exciting. It is the ideal fragrance for wedding day, offering an olfactory signature that is as memorable and special as the occasion itself. This fragrance is perfect for those looking for a fragrance that combines tradition and a contemporary touch of softness and elegance.

History of the Maison Les Parfums de Rosine

What if perfume becomes a matter of poetry, colour and floral passion? Founded in 1911 by Paul Poiret, an avant-garde designer and emblematic figure of the Belle Époque, The Parfums of Rosine are born of a dream: that of paying homage to the rose, in all its nuances, its moods and its brilliance. Precursor of an author perfumery, Poiret creates a house in his image – elegant, free and visionary.

A Flowering Heritage, A Rose in Majesty

Inspired by her daughter Rosine, the House draws all its essence from the flower queen of the gardens. Each fragrance is a declaration of love with rose: turn fresh, opulent, mysterious or powdery. Falling into oblivion after the Second World War, the House experienced a renaissance in the 1990s under the impetus of Marie-Hélène Rogeon, who revived this unique and intensely feminine olfactory universe.

The Rose, Reinvented with Grace and Character

Today, Les Parfums de Rosine perpetuates an art of living with French, combining tradition and creativity. Each fragrance is shaped around the rose, worked with noble raw materials and rare craftsmanship. Delicate tints, silky pompons, refined cases: everything here celebrates detail, emotion, refinement. At Rosine, each fragrance is a variation on the rose, an encounter between memory and modernity, a wake that whispers elegance in the hollow of the skin.