Dsuiclaus we ee OO Wedding Scents To Have And To Hold (NAPSA)—If you’re like many brides, saying “I do” doesn’t just mean committing to a partner, it means committing to planning the details of your wedding aswell. Wedding pros say decisions on flowers (roses or calla lilies?) food, dress styles and hairstyles need to be made(loose hair or a chignon?). But one detail that brides tend to overlook is what kindof fragrance to wear. Whenit comes to this intricate detail, designer Vera Wang shared her thoughts: “Fragrance provokes the senses and conjures up memories in inexplicable ways. The significance of a fragrance that captures all of the emotion, dignity and joy of a wedding is immeasurable. Incredibly intimate yet nearly imperceptible, a bride’s fragrance remains with her long after the ceremonyis over.” Try these expert tips for choosing a fragrance: Start Early—lIt’s probably a good idea to take sometime out of your busy schedule and try some new fragrances. Start experimenting at least a month before your wedding. Choose Together—Make sure your groom likes whatever scent you choose—this is no time for surprises. The Big Day—On your wedding day, don’t apply perfume directly to your skin. Instead, The right scent can help make your wedding day even more memorable. spritz into the air, surrounding yourself in the halo of scent (before putting on your veil). Mist carefully: Fragrance can stain. Scent-sational Selections— The experts at Perfumania suggest a few sexy scents they say are wedding worthy: Eternity Moment by Calvin Klein, a fruity floral designed for the modern woman who believes in romance; Forever Elizabeth by Elizabeth Taylor, a warm and romantic bouquet of white flowers; and Joy by Jean Patou, a sensuous blend of ylang-ylang, neroli, peach and vetiver. To find a wedding scent that suits your style and taste, visit Perfumania or Perfumania.com.
