Betrothal Eau de Parfum

Betrothal Eau de Parfum was originally created by Grossmith for Princess May’s wedding to King George V. The princess later became Queen Mary, Prince William’s great-great grandmother, linking this fragrance to royal history. Revived for the modern royal wedding of William and Kate, Betrothal opens with fresh citrus notes before unfolding into a floral heart dominated by Rose de Mai and jasmine. Rose de Mai is a rare and valuable ingredient, exclusively grown in Grasse, France, the historic center of perfumery.

Fragrance family: Floral, Woody

Olfactive pyramid

Top notes: Citruses

Middle notes: Heliotrope, Ylang-Ylang, Rose, African Orange Flower and Jasmine

Base notes: Civetta, Vetiver and Vanille