Why settle for one? Floral bouquet fragrances weave several blooms together into something richer than any single flower could be – an olfactory journey from London's secret gardens to a pure Californian reverie. Zesty yuzu melting into jasmine and ylang-ylang; velvet roses with a splash of iris.
This is the most classically "perfume" corner of the floral family – the art of composition, where the interplay between flowers creates an accord none of them holds alone. Some bouquets are uplifting and green; others are dramatic and deep. If a soliflore is a portrait, a bouquet is a landscape.
