Marry Me by Lanvin

Citrusy and sharp, perfect for summer. It didn’t suit me, so I wouldn’t repurchase.

I see mixed opinions on longevity. I’ve worn it for a week and on my skin it lasts about two hours. The projection and sillage are poor. The scent is a clean floral that no one should dislike. It’s versatile and a perfect gift for the price, but I wouldn’t buy it again; it’s not bad, just dispensable. Nothing special.

What a lovely perfume, it’s super balanced and nothing is out of place. I was surprised because it’s cheap yet smells, lasts, and leaves a trail better than many expensive ones I own. It easily lasts 8 hours on me. I’m going to buy another bottle; it’s one of those everyday scents that make you happy. 10/10.

It has a perfect blend of three florals: jasmine, magnolia, and rose, with none dominating and all shining. In the opening, freesia stands out, settling into cedar and musk. It makes me happy not just for the scent, but because on my skin it lasts over ten hours with good projection; whenever I wear it, I receive compliments. It’s so beautiful yet rarely talked about. Plus, it’s very reasonably priced. I’ll buy it again because it’s worth it.

This is my third Lanvin perfume. I’m becoming addicted to the brand, haha. I started with Jeanne, then Eclat d’Arpège, and now this. They are nothing alike, but I adore them all, including the men’s fragrances which are also excellent. They’re good value and last a long time on me. The name fits… it’s soft, delicate, clean… exactly the perfume I’d wear on my wedding day.

A burst of fresh (very realistic) jasmine at first that evolves into an extremely fruity-floral fragrance. Until recently, this type of scent was my favourite, but my taste has changed radically in the last year and I can no longer stand overly fruity scents on my skin. It seems like a very pretty, feminine, and youthful perfume with good sillage, projection, and moderate longevity. I highly recommend it if this is your style.

I bought a decant to try it without risking anything. The opening felt very heavy: intense bitter orange and a jasmine that smelled like old perfume, lasting about 20 minutes. Then the orange faded and the florals rose, especially the freesia, with a soft musky touch. The peach is barely noticeable. In the heart, the freesia and magnolia dominate, wrapped in that musk. The dry down is the best part; everything blends into a delicate scent with rose and special citrus sparkles, always with the orange in the background. It’s super feminine, with moderate sillage that stays close to the skin for 6 hours (longer on clothes). It’s pure floral. I’m not sure if I’ll buy the full bottle as I only love the dry down, but I’ll give it a chance; our sense of smell changes with our mood. Edit: I definitely can’t stand the opening—a perfume must be enjoyable throughout. The rest is delicious. I gave the decant to my sister-in-law, and she absolutely loved it.

It’s my favourite of all the ones I own, and I have so many. I met it 10 years ago when I was 18. I love it because it radiates simplicity and an innocent, pure, cheerful romance, nothing heavy. Al Olé was a direct hit to my heart. Ideal for summer, spring, or warm autumn days. The longevity is moderate, between 6 and 7 hours depending on skin hydration. It conveys peace, joy, and balance. It’s for a romantic soul, someone who dreams, laughs no matter what, boosts others’ self-esteem without any arrogance, dances in the rain, and smiles at strangers just because. <3

It’s very delicate; at first the orange comes out and softens with the musk and white flowers—it’s fantastic. It’s not extravagant but definitely leaves a trail. It’s super romantic and ageless because it simply smells clean. I can imagine it with white dresses, no wonder it’s called Marry Me!

This is like those sad scenes in films where the lover offers the ring and she says ‘I’m sorry’. I’m sorry, but this fragrance isn’t pleasant on me. The bitter orange smells like sour fruit and the evolution is worse. I’m sure those who sweeten perfumes with their skin can pull it off. I just don’t have that magic.

It has woody touches but feels youthful; I think it’s a good blend for those who like woody bases but a bit more modern. It goes great in winter too.

I don’t know what’s wrong with me; I see positive reviews everywhere, but I don’t like it at all. I bought it blindly based on recommendations, luckily it’s 30 ml. Still, it’s a shame I can’t get on with the scent; sometimes I try it in different seasons to see if there’s a time it doesn’t sound so unbearable. I detect a very bitter and acidic note that invades… I also don’t love the ‘Eclat D’Arpege’ from the same brand, even though everyone loves it. I don’t know, I think I’ll move on to trying ‘Me’ and ‘Jeanne’.

It was my last purchase. It’s a very original perfume; I’d never heard of a similar fragrance before. It’s purely citrus as the orange dominates, and you can very, very faintly perceive a bit of peach. Not sweet at all, it’s fresh, ideal for spring or summer. I recommend it for women who are tired of gourmand scents and want something different. The only downside is that it has a longevity of 4 to 6 hours; I’d like it to last longer.

Just bought it. Smells different from anything I’ve tried before. It’s entirely citrusy, like orange, with a very soft peach note. Nothing sweet, super fresh, perfect for spring or summer. I’d recommend it to women who are tired of gourmand scents and are looking for something different. The only drawback is that it lasts 4 to 6 hours; I’d love it to be more long-lasting.

Exquisite and not at all intrusive. It has that youthful energy without veering into childishness, achieving a perfect balance.