Marry Me

This floral scent is a marvel! Feminine, sweet, elegant, long-lasting. My new favorite.

It's one of my all-time favorite perfumes. It has a beautiful floral, fresh scent, and I absolutely love wearing it

Smells exactly like a fresh mogra (jasmine) garland (gajra) when you first spray it!!! dries down to a sweet musky scent. this would be perfect to wear with traditional outfits imo. too floral heavy for me to wear otherwise. anyway, i am pleasantly surprised because i don't think i have ever smelled a perfume that smells so much like a gajra! if thats your vibe & you love the smell of fresh mogras, you would love this!!

The person who says it smells like a GOAT FARM is being awful bloody specific. Woman, you smell like a goat farm? That's you, that is.

Bottle is gorgeous. It’s a very simplistic, pretty floral. It’s a nice every day use type perfume. Non offensive. It’s definitely something you’ve smelled before.

Terrible, cheap and of poor quality, I ended up using it in my bathroom and I still can't stand it and I threw it away. For that price you get better fragrances...

Contrary to what someone here said, this is NOT a safe blind buy! From the start the jasmine comes out strongly indolic. Whew! After a while it's all I can smell, like I imagine a goatfarm smells. Can't recommend this.

人工的な香りが頭痛を誘発する。異様に拡散力も持久力もある。子供っぽい匂い。

Smelled terrible on me.. I had a 100ml bottle only tried once or twice. i tried to give it away but nobody wants it. I had to throw it away even though the bottle was almost full because i cannot picture myself using it again.

Good for teenagers to early 20s girls. Fruity spring daytime scent. I really liked the top notes, in 2010 ver. Jasmine was not prominent for me. However by the everyday use, it’s become boring a little. I had it in 2010, I don’t know other formulas so if they reformulated something might be changed.

no. smells terrible on me. screeching. bought it because heard it being compared to Dior Forever and Ever, the freesia note. big mistake. maybe it's also because it's old, the formulation just feels so... outdated, and trite. trussardi's donna is a so much better one to get if you're into citrus white flowers combos.

This is a perfectly safe blind buy IMO. It’s fresh, feminine, a lil sweet. It’s just perfect and gorgeous to me! It lasts forever on the skin too. A very perfumey perfume but with something that makes it a little special.

I have tested it in perfume store, This perfume is a dupe of "Victoria Secret Blush" mist, the menioned mist was a scent of my sister's collection, I think there are more perfumes in market suitable for your wedding day more than this choice; like "My Way Giorgio Armani", "Love Story Chloé" and "L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Givenchy". Flory fresh fragrance with mesk and clear amount of Amber in the dry down. very suitable to wear during the day. Beautiful smell but not for my own taste. لقد جربته في متجر العطور، هذا العطر هو نسخة طبق الأصل من رائحة رذاذ "فيكتوريا سيكرت بلش"، الرذاذ المذكور كان من مجموعة أختي، أعتقد أن هناك عطور أخرى في السوق مناسبة ليوم زفافك أكثر من هذا الاختيار؛ مثل "ماي واي جورجيو أرماني"، و"كلوي لف ستوري" و"جيفينشي ليندرتي". عطر زهري منعش مع المسك وكمية واضحة من العنبر في القاعدة. مناسب جدًا للارتداء أثناء النهار. رائحة جميلة ولكنها ليست حسب ذوقي.

I didn't get the peach or much of the magnolia. It's okay. There are others in this category of perfumes with citrus top notes, jasmine in the heart, and cedar-musk in the base. It's not offensive at all. Piquant and crisp. But the entire genre of perfumes like this is beginning to smell a bit dated. In time people will come to associate the early 2000-2010s with this scent structure and notes. Kind of like how the 2020's will be associated with Cloud, Good Girl, Flowerbomb, and other fruit scents over a strong amber or ambroxan base. Personally, I think Cacharel Amor Amor is better and much more affordable. It also has better staying power. This is a nice alternative if you dislike the currant note in Amor Amor. It's just that this winds up removing some of the warmth and fruity feel. Otherwise, they're very similar. If you're looking for the original Amor Amor and it's sandalwood base and melati flower heart, this will disappoint you. Men seem to like this perfume. I've heard they think it smells fresh and feminine.

This is freesia overload in the opening and it doesn´t slow down after 2 hours.Also the jasmin stands out. I don´t get any rose or magnolia, that are some of my fave notes. I won´t repurchase. 3/10

Delicate and lovely fragrance. It smells exactly like a tiny perfume bottle I had that came with one of my Barbies when I was a kid. Marry me is not a powerhouse; it's a beautiful, delicate burst of flowers and for me, it brings back such happy memories. Wearing this fragrance is a soft and tender experience and worth every penny!

I bought it for its fresh smell

So Yesterday I received my 30 ml of Marry me and today I have an answer , it is a big sister off Moschino Funny . Oh m'y God I have Funny and I told myself Marry me remains me some parfum that I know ...well and what a surprise both have a same creator too hhhh. And has also common notes, in the beginning, middle and base notes.Very cheerfull and optimist fragrances both of them, I love it in winter more than summer but it IS only my opinion , I find it has better projection on me in winter..it IS definitely not gourmand, seductive but optimiste and happy fruity floral fragrance, and jasmine IS more present in Marry me I Can smell vert clearly jasmine and fruity bitter note behind. It IS definitely nice fragrance, and not complicated.

I say "yes", Lanvin! There are three words that describe this scent perfectly: innocent, subtle, feminine. It may not be very long lasting, but stays quite long on clothes and hair. The dry down is pleasant, even sophisticated for a floral scent and does not turn into anything too sweet or powdery. Actually, quite the opposite - it keeps its floral DNA, which is just so pretty, well blended and easy to wear. I also noticed that man love this scent and I received many compliments while wearing it. What's interesting, some women do not enjoy it that much, so I've also hear from them "what a nice, girly perfume you're wearing... but well, that's not my cup of tea".

I could almost swear that I had a makeup set or a spray in the early 90's when I was a child that smells almost identical to this. I tested this out and so much nostalgia came back. I'm not even sure what I'm smelling that is making me feel that way. It's not a 90's scent but something about this instantly took me back to my childhood. Maybe there was a doll scented like this? I keep trying to place it. There is a note in this that is really registering for me in my memories. I love when smells do that and it reminds me of a good time. The scent itself is a nice clean floral. I don't think anyone would be bothered by this scent at all. It does 'dry down' a little too quick though.

It was ok. Used it as an office fragrance - it is so neutral one can probably sport it on any occasion. Nothing remarkable, just a well done fragrance. I think it will be love for green scents fans.

i dont know why it remindes me of lancome miracle.......😊🤔

This is terrible. Cold, artificial, lifeless. Headache-inducing.

This is pleasant, but not very long-lasting. I find it crowd-pleasing and nice, but not worth buying a full bottle.

As a huge fan of Trussardi Donna EDT and EDP, as well as Lanvin perfumes, I was interested to try Marry Me. While Marry Me is in the same ballpark as Donna, as a warm-cool, somewhat astringent, citrus jasmine scent, to my nose, it lacks the refined nature and nuance of both Donnas; the Donnas are somehow smoother and quieter. Maybe it's the jasmine tea notes in the Trussardis that gives them a softness and fullness that I'm missing here; Marry Me strikes me as brighter, sharper, more angular. Where Marry Me is sunny, bright day at noon, the Donnas are the softer light of dawn or dusk, with different colors painting the sky.

This is such an "eat my words" review, and I'm leaving the first impressions because I've changed my mind completely about this scent, and I want to show that. 1st day (blind buy) To be fair, this one might be a wait and let sit scent because all I get on the first day is a strange plasticky musk. I expected fresh fruity florals, but I end up smelling unwashed cat wearing pleather. (Ah, indolic jasmine. Rich floral for some lucky noses. Smelly cat for me.) [Edit] 2nd day: the musk has gone down a lot, and after the first whiff of freshness, it turns into that 'off' smell when the flowers have been sitting in water too long and stems get mushy. This is such a weird perfume journey. 6th day: the unpleasant 'rotten' smell has gone away, and now the first note is a rather plasticky freesia. Not horrible is big improvement. 2weeks later: The terrible musk is gone. The rotten stem smell is gone. The new plastic smell is gone. This is now the wonderful smell of fresh cut flowers. There's a delicate floral note at first spray, but what remains is the smell of buying a bouquet of freesia fresh from the flower shop, of delightful fresh green stems of flowers that don't have much of a "floral" sweetness, then settles into a delicate but 'angular' jasmine. (Elegant!) SWOON. An amazing ode to green, new buds on trees and to spring. This is not a young girl scent though, not with such a strong musk undertone. This is for a grown-up woman (or a young man actually) who can look back on their teenage selves and think, you were so pretty then and you didn't even know it, and appreciate where they are now. Like most Lanvin (except Arpege), it lasts at best 2 hours on my skin, but I prefer that, as those are the scents that aren't overwhelming and don't bring on a headache. This one's done a full 180 on me, and for that I love it all the more. This is such a lesson for the perfume newbie that I am. Let the lady rest, and you'll understand how beautiful she is, with time.

I'm mostly anosmic to floral scents (apparently I can't detect ionones that well) so when I first smelled this I couldn't smell anything. Then the bitter orange shows up and kind of gives it a hairspray or dry shampoo vibe. I think Tresemmé dry shampoo has a similar scent to this: the yellow one called 'Warm Petals.' Thank goodness I can detect the peach too, so every now and then it smells fruity and fresh. To me the drydown on skin smells relaxing! It's a faint scent but it lasted me a good while 6+ hours because I spray it on my clothes too. Got it for $41 for 75ml / 2.5oz on Amazon and I'm seeing it for under $25 in other places. I think it's cheap enough to be a fresh spring and summer scent for every day use. (Is it discontinued?) I'll have to ask my boyfriend what he thinks of it since he can actually appreciate floral scents and I'll try to give a better update.

I low key prefer this one over Donna. I love Donna in the opening however, LMM's scent bubble and drydown on clothes are addictive

I don't know if I got a bad bottle or something but there's a very unpleasant note coming from this. I am guessing it's the musk or jasmine, but it's quite animalic/indolic. I love Donna, and I don't get any similarities at all.

It's a wonderful scent, a pleasant citrusy-peachy-white-floral that's likely to satisfy. It has excellent sillage and is usually pleasant, feminine, fresh, relaxing, and slightly romantic. It looks better in warmer weather. A secure blind buy and gift, suitable for all ages. It's a lovely all-female smell with a bright and happy opening blast of sparkling citrus notes. Overall, it smells cheerful and carefree, but also extremely classy. On my skin, the staying power is excellent, and the sillage is modest. Just a bright and lovely perfume that makes you happy.