The Bridal Perfumes That Team Grazia Wore On Their Wedding Days

'I discovered Le Sirenuse Positano's Eau D'Italie fragrance three years ago, because I was going to the hotel on my honeymoon and thought it would be a nice touch to wear it on my wedding day. I absolutely FELL in love with the perfume and it has become my every day, special occasion, ANY occasion fragrance. It has such happy connotations for me every time I spray it, and I made it my luxury to treat myself to a new bottle twice a year. It has particularly kept my spirits up during the past year, and I wear it even when working from home because it's a little spritz of joy. I recently found out that it's Sienna Miller's all time favourite smell so I'm in good company!' Jess Barrett, Contributing Editor

'Being a fragrance hoarder of the highest degree, I had two wedding day scents. One for my legal UK ceremony, and another for my wedding party in France. For the Leicestershire countryside I opted for CREED™ Silver Mountain Water Eau De Parfum, £245 for 100ml – a refreshing and comforting combo of bergamot, mandarin, neroli and soft musk. It's a forever favourite of mine that I go back to time and time again.' Joely Walker, Health & Beauty Director

For my wedding party in the South of France I wore EX NIHILO Fleur Narcotique Eau De Parfum, £165 for 50ml – the most interesting blend of bergamot (again), orange blossom and woods I'd ever smelt. Floral, but with a definite twist that gives it a bit of grit (in the best possible way). Both bottles are engravable – another bridal plus.' Joely Walker, Health & Beauty Director

'Although COVID-19 delayed my wedding plans, I did have a fragrance in my for the big day – Mon Guerlain. It's a cult classic and a scent I turn to time and time again. I like the fact it's subtle, not overpowering and the fresh floral scent lingers on the skin long after spritzing.' Charlotte Pavitt, Acting Shopping Editor

'My mother in law gave me some money to buy a new perfume for the wedding and I went for this - it's got a really strong, distinctive smell and lasts beautifully, which is perfect for a wedding (though might be a bit full-on and night timey for some brides). I wore it on our honeymoon and whenever we're going on a special night out, and the smell always makes me very happy!' Rebecca Holman, Digital Director

'I've had to cancel my wedding twice now, the first time quite last minute. That meant I already had "Chloe perfume" down on my long list of things to remember to pack when I was preparing to marry the first time around. I've worn Chloe for years and knew I wouldn't deviate from it on my wedding day. My partner and close friends all tell me it reminds them of me - probably a sign I wear it too much and should try something else every now and again. But whenever my wedding does eventually come around I know I'll be wearing my trusty Chloe. I haven't had a lot of places to wear it to recently but it smells familiar and reminds me of fun. It's definitely the scent I want to be wearing in my wedding dress.' Anna Silverman, Features Editor

'I just wore what I always wear as it felt like the ultimate day to be you (just with a better dress haha).' Rhiannon Evans, Features & Special Projects Director

A sophisticated spritz that has rightfully earnt its place in the perfume hall of fame, J'Adore combines ylang-ylang, Damascus rose and jasmine for a hearty and complex floral. As for the bottle: dressing table GOLD.

Launched in 2005, this punchy perfume has been turning heads for over 15 years. With rose, freesia and jasmine offset with smoky patchouli, amber and musk, it's not your typical fleeting floral. Think creamy, energetic and moreish – a subtly sweet crowd-pleaser.

A gourmand (sweet) floral, YSL's best-selling spritz comes with an interesting combination of coffee, vanilla and white flowers, that keeps diehard fans coming back time and time again.

Launched in 2013, Si is fairly new in the power perfume stakes, but quickly turned noses for its fresh and interesting take on chypre.

Fruity pear and blackberry make way for orange blossom and a kick of patchouli in this spritely little number. A guaranteed mood-booster.

Known as the ultimate 'fash-pack' perfume, Santal was on the Cartier-laden wrists of every big-name fashion editor in the business. Now, it's gained momentum worldwide, with its head-turning concoction that truly lasts all day long.

With the scent of fresh soil, deep forests and campfires, the vibrant and subtly woody Gypsy Water is perfect for those who aren't into florals. Enchantingly unique without being overpowering.

With Angelina Jolie as the face, Mon Guerlain was always going to have flare. The standout? A touch of lavender that lends an old-school Parisian flare.

Inspired by F.Scott Fitzgerald's Tender is the Night, Scherzo captures the intensity of a multitude of blooms. Opening with sweet tangerine, the fragrance soon dries down to a rich vanilla, oud and patchouli base.

The best-selling fragrance in Liberty, Molecule 01 is the musky, woody fragrance that lead the unisex perfume movement. Launched in 2006, it consists of the molecule Iso E Super – a comforting note that settles onto skin like a dream.

This skyrocketed to stratospheric heights when Marilyn Monroe announced she wore 'five drops of No.5' to bed and nothing else. Decades of dedicated fans followed, with an unwavering love of the unique powdery floral, which combines rose and jasmine with aldehydes and vanilla.

Chanel's other mighty perfume power player is Mademoiselle – a oriental that made fragrant waves for its 'surprising' freshness. Think a citrus orange starter, floral main and vetiver-meet-patchouli dessert.

Jo Malone's best-seller, Lime Basil and Mandarin, is a cool and confident scent that will transport you to a world of calm. Notes of amber wood, peppery basil and aromatic white thyme make for a signature classic.