1998
Twenty three years later we've all been married, become proud parents and have eleven children between us.
Weddings ...
It would be fair to say that I love a wedding and having been asked to make a fragrance oil for a beautiful bridal boutique I need no excuse to research.
So where to start?
If Bridal fashion changes with the decades. Can the same be said for fragrance?
1930s - Lavender and top hats. Spiffing!
1940s - Lily of the Valley, air raid shelters, heroes and hope that we will meet again.
1950s - Chanel No 5 which perfectly matches the number of marriages our Joan Collins has had!! Tres Chic!
1960s - Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, short skirts, sharp suits and free love Fonda style
1970s - Rock 'n' Roll and Revlon's Charlie (Not the white powder -well probably!!).
1980s - Poison the powerhouse - guaranteed to knock out the first 5 pews
with it's heady scent. Bride's shoulder pads could take the groom down too!
1990s - Calvin Klein's Eternity (Let's hope that Carolyn and John Kennedy have eternal happiness).
2000s - Dior J'adore and Posh's
hunger - surely she could have eaten one of the apples in her bouquet?
So what are the current trends? https://www.oliveblossombridal.co.uk
In 2021 I really think that anything goes .... whatever your size, colour, sexual orientation or religion.
So with all these ideas in mind I will mix up some aromatherapy oils and add a big dose of The Potting Shed.
“A woman who doesn’t wear perfume has no future.” – Coco Chanel
Every Bride Needs to smell and feel devine - The Potting Shed
