The Image Atkinsons The Nuptial Bouquet is a tribute to timeless elegance and the romantic heritage of the brand. Designed for the sophisticated woman who appreciates classic refinement, this fragrance embodies the grace of a royal wedding. It is a scent for those who carry themselves with poise, charm, and a touch of aristocratic allure.
The Emotion Evoking the atmosphere of a spring garden in full bloom, this perfume captures the joy and anticipation of a special celebration. It is perfect for daytime wear, bringing a sense of freshness and optimism to your daily routine. The fragrance feels like a gentle breeze, light, airy, and undeniably romantic.
The Reveal The composition opens with a crisp, green freshness that immediately captivates the senses. As it evolves, a delicate floral heart emerges, showcasing a beautiful bouquet of white flowers. The base settles into a soft, lingering trail, providing a clean and elegant finish that remains subtle yet memorable throughout the day.
Scent Family: Floral - Green
Top notes: Lily of the Valley, Green leaves Heart notes: Myrtle, Jasmine, Violet Base notes: Sandalwood, Musk
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