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Mackenzie

Love this idea!

Lara

I've bought some Bath & Body Works products (shampoo, body wash, perfume, etc.) in trial-size bottles in one scent to just use on our honeymoon. That way, if I ever use those products again or walk by a B&B store, I'll be reminded of it! :)

roshbosh

my husband and I got engaged and married in 3-months; when we started planning, and knowing how sensitive I am to scents and memories, I bought a new fragrance for the wedding day and wore it in the weeks leading up to the big day. that way, whenever I'm around the fragrance, not only does it take me back to the special day, it also reminds me of all the fun and craziness leading up to it!

Kelly Mahoney

I just recently bought lipgloss that was scented like cotton candy. The scent brought back childhood memories that I had long since forgotten.

Kim Petyt

I spent my first trip to Paris hunting down the fragrance Acqua di Parma because I had read somewhere that it had been a favorite of Audrey Hepburn. That same trip I met my husband-to-be. I wore the fragrance on my wedding day, and wear it now whenever I feel girly, adventurous and romantic- to me it smells like falling in love!

Margaret

What a wonderful idea!

Liene

I recommend this to my brides as well - it definitely works!

Catherine

I'm a Fragrance Designer with Urban Botanic, and we work a lot with brides to help them create a signature scent for their special day all for less than $25. What could be more unique than a fragrance the bride has created herself for her wedding? It's such a special detail that can remind you of such beautiful memories!

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