You’ll forever remember the smell of of your perfume on your wedding day. Make sure you pick the one that suits your unique persona and truly complements you on your big day. We shortlist some of our favorite fall perfumes, for every situation.
Ideal For Brides Getting Married in Tropical Lands
The newest addition to the Gucci range of fragrances is this contemporary concoction of jasmine and tuberose-infused perfume. The bride wearing this scent seeks the blooming powdery finish with a hint of the Rangoon creeper—a south Indian plant that changes colors from pink to red when it blossoms—much like the woman wearing it.

Ideal For Brides Looking For a Light Airy Scent
Tiffany & Co.’s new signature fragrance was inspired by jewelry (obviously) and has a fresh luminosity with notes of vert de mandarine and iris ( the brand’s signature flower). Epitomizing everything you love about NYC, the fragrance is perfect for brides getting married in a big city, much like the muse of this scent.

Ideal For Uber Feminine Brides
The coming together of fruity florals, this pomegranate, jasmine, and rose-infused fragrance is the ultimate feminine scent of the season. Inspired by a London garden after the rains, the nose behind the perfume, Francis Kurkdijan created the ultimate flower power scent.

Ideal For Millennial Brides
A bold mix of ginger and sultry tuberose, the Parisian brand’s new fragrance for autumn is quite striking and unconventional; much like the modern bride. This unexpected pairing of notes of powder and spice, along with the striking infusion of sandalwood makes this fragrance anything but ordinary.
Ideal for Winter Brides Looking For Personalized Scents
For a woman who loves woody and amber notes, the Byredo Gypsey water allows the wearer to choose what the perfume means to them, using a temp-tat-esque sheet to apply letters to the minimalist bottle. The heady, musky fragrance with moss and violets mingling with pink pepper and balsam fir, evokes the Swedish brand’s roots in this sophisticated scent.
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