Bridal Bouquet by Dana: launched in 1969. It was first launched in 1935, and originally sold in Spanish speaking countries as "Ramilette de Novia". It was relaunched in 1969 under the name Bridal Bouquet.
Bridal Bouquet was available in the following forms:
Cue, 1971:
Soap, Cosmetics, Chemical Specialties, Volume 48, 1972:
The Deseret News - May 23, 1973:
Vogue - Volume 163, 1974:
Bridal Bouquet was available in the following forms:
- 1/2 oz Perfume
- 1.5 oz Perfume Mist
- 3 oz Spray Cologne
- Dusting Powder
- Perfumed Sachettes
- 4 oz Perfumed Powder Cakes
Fragrance Composition:
So what did it smell like? It was classified as a classic white floral fragrance for women.- Top notes: aldehydes, bergamot, angelica seed
- Middle notes: jasmine, rose, lily of the valley, clove bud oil
- Base notes: oakmoss, sandalwood, musk, amber, vetiver, patchouli
Period Advertisements:
Cue, 1971:
"Dana's way to win and hold him is a new Bridal Bouquet, delightfully packaged, in umpteen forms including two dozen perfumed sachettes."
Soap, Cosmetics, Chemical Specialties, Volume 48, 1972:
"Bridal Bouquet", the first fragrance introduced by Dana Perfumes Corp., New York, for the women's market in 10 years is being offered in an aerosol package equipped with a mechanical breakup actuator and valve supplied by the aerosol division, Risdon Mfg Co, Naugatuck, NY."
The Deseret News - May 23, 1973:
"Dana's luxurious floral fragrance, Bridal Bouquet, created to let a woman feel like a bride all her life. A delightful scent every woman will want to wear before her special wedding day as well as long after. And bridal bouquet comes in so many enchanting selections. Cologne Spray $5, Perfume Mist $7.50, Cologne $6, Dusting Powder $4, Perfume Sachettes $3.50."
Vogue - Volume 163, 1974:
"Your scent: "Bridal Bouquet" by Dana, the fragrance designed to make every day as special as your wedding day. Perfume 1/2 oz., $15.00 Perfume mist, $7.50 Eau de cologne, $6.00 Spray cologne, $5.00 Perfumed powder cake, $4.00."
Fate of the Fragrance:
Bridal Bouquet was discontinued, probably sometime in the 1980s.
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