What would you say is the best scent a man could wear on his wedding day? Â*And the best scent for a woman to wear to a wedding?
Basenotes › Basenotes Forums › Fragrance Discussion › Male Fragrance Discussion › MFD Archive › Best scent for the groom for a wedding?
Recent Reviews
-
Guerlain Homme -- lime and minty, light and zesty. A very nice citrus scent, which reminds me of a cold and sparkling drink on a hot summer day while lying on the beach under that big umbrella....
-
A nice, smooth, vetivery aromatic fougere quite in the same vein with Loewe Esencia. While it smells slightly better and softer than Esencia, its performance is disappointing. Apply generously,...
-
When people talk about generic fragrances smelling like shampoo I always thought that was just a figure of speech until I came across Usher. Talking about a cheap smell synthetic mess. There's...
-
After reading some of the reviews on here I'm scratching my head on a couple of them. In particular the ones that call this a sweet fragrance. This isn't a sweet fragrance and the notes will tell...
-
I have two bottles of Halston 101 , One is up on ebay right now and is 1.7 ounce cologne splash. The other will go up on ebay next week, UNLESS someone here makes me an offer, It has been...
Best scent for the groom for a wedding?
post #2 of 33
2/17/06 at 9:10pm
post #4 of 33
2/17/06 at 9:59pm
post #5 of 33
2/18/06 at 1:33am
- ziffy321
- online
- Gender:

- 2,682 Posts. Joined 12/2004
- Select All Posts By This User
post #6 of 33
2/18/06 at 2:44am
post #7 of 33
2/18/06 at 10:23am
- docluv45
- offline
- Gender:

- Trader Feedback: +6
- Overcome By Fumes
-
- 2,773 Posts. Joined 12/2003
- Location: Tacoma, WA
- Select All Posts By This User
Yep, yep...
Passage d'Enfer seems about right-- a "shared" fragrance even!
I'd avoid Tommy Hilfiger Freedom for Him. How about Happy for Men? Ho Hang? If it's an elopement, perhaps Joop! Nightflight would be a good choice. An arranged marriage? Quorum!
Be careful about Caron's Third Man though. Dolce & Gabbana By Man as well...
Passage d'Enfer seems about right-- a "shared" fragrance even!
I'd avoid Tommy Hilfiger Freedom for Him. How about Happy for Men? Ho Hang? If it's an elopement, perhaps Joop! Nightflight would be a good choice. An arranged marriage? Quorum!
Be careful about Caron's Third Man though. Dolce & Gabbana By Man as well...
post #9 of 33
2/21/06 at 9:21pm
- MisterK
- offline
- Gender:

- 2,750 Posts. Joined 12/2003
- Location: New Jersey
- Select All Posts By This User
Quote:
Originally Posted by docluv45
Yep, yep...
Passage d'Enfer seems about right-- a "shared" fragrance even!
Yep, yep...
Passage d'Enfer seems about right-- a "shared" fragrance even!
LOL!
I'm facing the issue in May.

Not sure what I'll pick. I might go with Bulgari PH: something which lasts all day, is fairly light, but my fiancee loves and I enjoy.
Another one with great duration and more oomph, and oozes class is BdP, though May weather is unpredictable and I don't want to wear it if it is going to be hot - and the church doesn't have air conditioning! [I'm hesitating on using C-M Sandalwood for the same reason.]
PdN New York is probably a better alternative for me... or JHL, though I haven't wore JHL in hot weather. PdN New York stands a good chance.
I did think about Happy, but it doesn't seem to suit the occasion.
Hmm... I'm looking at my top 5 and the answer may be right there: Monsieur Galimard. I might get the EDP just for the occasion! Heavily dosed, Monsieur Galimard is fantastic.
Although I love it, Eau Sauvage can be unpredictable and I might not be in the mood for that. YSL PH or YSL PH HC may be better ... or possibly Caswell Massey #6.
K
post #10 of 33
2/22/06 at 1:50am
post #11 of 33
2/22/06 at 5:32am
- Joel_Cairo
- offline
- Gender:

- 2,189 Posts. Joined 10/2005
- Location: Cambridge, MA
- Select All Posts By This User
post #12 of 33
2/22/06 at 8:21am
A very happy Mr. Drift suggests that you want a discrete and affable fragrance as a groom. Particularly important is good dry-down and longevity (what you are hoping for in the marriage, no?)
Ever the symbolist and traditionalist, Mr. Drift suggests
Czech & Speake Neroli
http://www.basenotes.net/ID26122277.html
and shave within three hours of the ceremony with
Prince Triple Orange Blossom shaving cream by LUSH.
http://usa.lush.com/cgi-bin/lushdb/2...+Shaving+Cream
(You want to be smooth in all respects and do not want wedding pictures to depict five o'clock shadow, now do you? Orange blossoms have been a traditional wedding flower since the Greeks invented western civilization.)
Mr. Drift also offers the suggestion of Montale Greyland, his own personal fragrance for important events. Â*Hands (or nose) down, Montales have absolutely the most gorgeous, complex, exciting dry downs of any fragrances going.
http://www.ausliebezumduft.de/kosmet...oducts_id=1438
MaisonStinky, a bn member, has a perfume store of his own and has selected Greyland and Soleil di Capri to carry in his establishment. I have not smelled Soleil yet but the notes look spectacular for a sophisticated, manly, floral citrus. If the climate is warm, Soleil may very well be the fragrance of choice.
http://www.parfumsraffy.com/montale/soleildecapri.html
Ever the symbolist and traditionalist, Mr. Drift suggests
Czech & Speake Neroli
http://www.basenotes.net/ID26122277.html
and shave within three hours of the ceremony with
Prince Triple Orange Blossom shaving cream by LUSH.
http://usa.lush.com/cgi-bin/lushdb/2...+Shaving+Cream
(You want to be smooth in all respects and do not want wedding pictures to depict five o'clock shadow, now do you? Orange blossoms have been a traditional wedding flower since the Greeks invented western civilization.)
Mr. Drift also offers the suggestion of Montale Greyland, his own personal fragrance for important events. Â*Hands (or nose) down, Montales have absolutely the most gorgeous, complex, exciting dry downs of any fragrances going.
http://www.ausliebezumduft.de/kosmet...oducts_id=1438
MaisonStinky, a bn member, has a perfume store of his own and has selected Greyland and Soleil di Capri to carry in his establishment. I have not smelled Soleil yet but the notes look spectacular for a sophisticated, manly, floral citrus. If the climate is warm, Soleil may very well be the fragrance of choice.
http://www.parfumsraffy.com/montale/soleildecapri.html
post #13 of 33
2/22/06 at 8:43am
Quote:
Originally Posted by ziffy321
There's an AC/DC scent that fit's perfectly ...
"Highway to Hell"
[smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif]
There's an AC/DC scent that fit's perfectly ...
"Highway to Hell"
[smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif]
Tsk, Tsk -- Just because you did not get Yep Yep's business for the pre-nup drafting, does not mean you should let your divorce attorney sour grapes get the better of you!
post #14 of 33
2/22/06 at 8:50am
- Octothorpe
- offline
- Gender:

- 1,249 Posts. Joined 4/2004
- Location: Saint Paul, Minnesota
- Select All Posts By This User
post #15 of 33
2/22/06 at 8:59am
- Griff
- offline
- Gender:

- 1,145 Posts. Joined 8/2004
- Location: San Jose
- Select All Posts By This User
post #16 of 33
2/22/06 at 9:36am
post #17 of 33
2/22/06 at 9:40am
Oops! I forgot about her!
For a bride, discrete, sweet and lasting. Â*One does not want a fleeting fragrance she would need to reapply often (the problem with the beautiful La Chasse Aux Papillons) or a too intense, sultry, or heady a scent that would clear the room or suggest she might be up for banging the best man between courses.
SL Fleur d'Oranger is one of the lovliest, feminine (but not ultra-sweet or simpering) orange blossom-based fragrances even though it is technically a shared scent. Â*Fd'O is one of the most accessible fragrances in the whole SL line. Â*It was a top seller for many retailers last year and for a reason; it is fabulous.
Fleur d'Oranger is not a simple-minded orange extract or orange water for pastry making like many orange blossom fragrances for women. It is not a soliflore really either. This is a charmingly nuanced blend of orange blossoms with delicate white rose, tuberose and jasmine petals which permit a rich and intriguing unfolding and gift it with feminine mystery. A foundation of hibiscus, light musk and subtle, warm spices give the fragrance a tender sensuality. Fleur d'Oranger has a fresh and shimmering touch of greeness and a refreshing hint of fruit (some say the ineffable white peach) balancing the graceful and alluring composition.
http://www.escentual.co.uk/serge_lut...elutens08.html
Another great choice is
Vera Wang Apply with a light hand due to its gardenia content. Â*This self-assured, lighthearted, elegant floral is meant to last and it does. Â*A heart of glorious gardenia and rose, VW has a beautiful, classy dry down of light musks and white stephanotis (another traditional wedding flower.) Modern, Special but not stiffly formal like a Guerlain. It made Chandler Burr's top ten list and he also named it in a shopping magazine as his all-time best buy.
http://www.osmoz.com/encyclo/marques...&LANGUE=en
http://www.randomhouse.com/boldtype/...urr/essay.html
For a bride, discrete, sweet and lasting. Â*One does not want a fleeting fragrance she would need to reapply often (the problem with the beautiful La Chasse Aux Papillons) or a too intense, sultry, or heady a scent that would clear the room or suggest she might be up for banging the best man between courses.
SL Fleur d'Oranger is one of the lovliest, feminine (but not ultra-sweet or simpering) orange blossom-based fragrances even though it is technically a shared scent. Â*Fd'O is one of the most accessible fragrances in the whole SL line. Â*It was a top seller for many retailers last year and for a reason; it is fabulous.
Fleur d'Oranger is not a simple-minded orange extract or orange water for pastry making like many orange blossom fragrances for women. It is not a soliflore really either. This is a charmingly nuanced blend of orange blossoms with delicate white rose, tuberose and jasmine petals which permit a rich and intriguing unfolding and gift it with feminine mystery. A foundation of hibiscus, light musk and subtle, warm spices give the fragrance a tender sensuality. Fleur d'Oranger has a fresh and shimmering touch of greeness and a refreshing hint of fruit (some say the ineffable white peach) balancing the graceful and alluring composition.
http://www.escentual.co.uk/serge_lut...elutens08.html
Another great choice is
Vera Wang Apply with a light hand due to its gardenia content. Â*This self-assured, lighthearted, elegant floral is meant to last and it does. Â*A heart of glorious gardenia and rose, VW has a beautiful, classy dry down of light musks and white stephanotis (another traditional wedding flower.) Modern, Special but not stiffly formal like a Guerlain. It made Chandler Burr's top ten list and he also named it in a shopping magazine as his all-time best buy.
http://www.osmoz.com/encyclo/marques...&LANGUE=en
http://www.randomhouse.com/boldtype/...urr/essay.html
post #18 of 33
2/22/06 at 9:43am
- DustB
- offline
- Gender:

- 9,229 Posts. Joined 3/2003
- Location: Washington, DC
- Select All Posts By This User
I think bride and groom should wear the same fragrance for the occasion. If I'm so lucky, it might be Diptyque's Opôné, L'Ombre dans l'Eau, L'Artisan's Voleur de Rose, or even Eau d'Hermès. Or something else that pleases both noses involved. It won't be a question of what company markets itself for the decision.
post #19 of 33
2/22/06 at 12:23pm
- EnvYuS
- offline
- Gender:

- 4,224 Posts. Joined 2/2005
- Location: New York
- Select All Posts By This User
post #20 of 33
2/22/06 at 12:34pm
Quote:
Posted by: makemepretty Today at 9:36am
Marc Jacobs for men(yum) and if the woman likes gardenia then the matching [ Marc Jacobs for Women is not the same as MJ for Men] scent for women (I love when couples match their scents)...If she doesn't like gardenia then Â*La Chasse Aux Papillons because it's just beautiful. Â*
Marc Jacobs for men(yum) and if the woman likes gardenia then the matching [ Marc Jacobs for Women is not the same as MJ for Men] scent for women (I love when couples match their scents)...If she doesn't like gardenia then Â*La Chasse Aux Papillons because it's just beautiful. Â*
Â* Â*[smiley=thumbsup.gif]
Quote:
Originally Posted by DustB
I think bride and groom should wear the same fragrance for the occasion. Â*If I'm so lucky, it might be Diptyque's Opôné, L'Ombre dans l'Eau, L'Artisan's Voleur de Rose, or even Eau d'Hermès. Â*Or something else that pleases both noses involved. Â*It won't be a question of what company markets itself for the decision.
I think bride and groom should wear the same fragrance for the occasion. Â*If I'm so lucky, it might be Diptyque's Opôné, L'Ombre dans l'Eau, L'Artisan's Voleur de Rose, or even Eau d'Hermès. Â*Or something else that pleases both noses involved. Â*It won't be a question of what company markets itself for the decision.
Â*
Â* Â* Â*[smiley=thumbdown.gif] Â*
Wearing fragrance that is harmonious, has notes in common, or does not clash when you stand close together sounds good to me but, frankly, wearing identical fragrances sounds a bit creepy.
No wonder Griff says, *Escape! Now, while you have the chance.* Instead of "You complete me," it's "You ARE me." No thanks.
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Â*Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
Â*I love my husband of 4 years and I love that we wear totally different fragrances, not one shared scent between us. Vive la difference! Tomorrow he is going to visit his Dad for a few days and I am staying home, staying up late to read in bed and catching up on movies that would bore him. Â*And we will have so much fun when he gets back home next Sunday! (yes, we do stretch and try things with the other that might not be our fist choice by ourselves and we have fun that way, too. And we do hve a lot in common and share many favorite passtimes together, just not all.Â*Too stultifying!

post #21 of 33
2/22/06 at 1:41pm
- DustB
- offline
- Gender:

- 9,229 Posts. Joined 3/2003
- Location: Washington, DC
- Select All Posts By This User
Quote:
Originally Posted by CeccaSF
[smiley=thumbdown.gif] Â*
Wearing fragrance that is harmonious, has notes in common, or does not clash when you stand close together sounds good to me but, frankly, wearing identical fragrances sounds a bit creepy.
No wonder Griff says, *Escape! Now, while you have the chance.* Instead of "You complete me," it's "You ARE me." No thanks.
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Â*Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
Â*I love my husband of 4 years and I love that we wear totally different fragrances, not one shared scent between us. Vive la difference! Tomorrow he is going to visit his Dad for a few days and I am staying home, staying up late to read in bed and catching up on movies that would bore him. Â*And we will have so much fun when he gets back home next Sunday! (yes, we do stretch and try things with the other that might not be our fist choice by ourselves and we have fun that way, too. And we do hve a lot in common and share many favorite passtimes together, just not all.Â*Too stultifying!
[smiley=thumbdown.gif] Â*
Wearing fragrance that is harmonious, has notes in common, or does not clash when you stand close together sounds good to me but, frankly, wearing identical fragrances sounds a bit creepy.
No wonder Griff says, *Escape! Now, while you have the chance.* Instead of "You complete me," it's "You ARE me." No thanks.
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Â*Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
Â*I love my husband of 4 years and I love that we wear totally different fragrances, not one shared scent between us. Vive la difference! Tomorrow he is going to visit his Dad for a few days and I am staying home, staying up late to read in bed and catching up on movies that would bore him. Â*And we will have so much fun when he gets back home next Sunday! (yes, we do stretch and try things with the other that might not be our fist choice by ourselves and we have fun that way, too. And we do hve a lot in common and share many favorite passtimes together, just not all.Â*Too stultifying!

Thank you for the life advice, CeccaSF. I'll bear it in mind.
post #22 of 33
2/22/06 at 1:55pm
- Griff
- offline
- Gender:

- 1,145 Posts. Joined 8/2004
- Location: San Jose
- Select All Posts By This User
Why stop at the same cologne when you can BECOME each other!
Meet:
Eva & Adele: The Perfect Couple!


I first Eva and Adele at the Lucien Freud exhibit at the Met (early 90's). Suffice it to say, no one was looking at the pictures while they were there...
and then there is Gilbert & George. An inspiration to codependant couples everywhere!

Griff
Meet:
Eva & Adele: The Perfect Couple!


I first Eva and Adele at the Lucien Freud exhibit at the Met (early 90's). Suffice it to say, no one was looking at the pictures while they were there...
and then there is Gilbert & George. An inspiration to codependant couples everywhere!

Griff
post #23 of 33
2/22/06 at 3:15pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by Griff
Why stop at the same cologne when you can BECOME each other!
Meet:
Eva & Adele: The Perfect Couple!


I first Eva and Adele at the Lucien Freud exhibit at the Met (early 90's). Suffice it to say, no one was looking at the pictures while they were there...
and then there is Gilbert & George. An inspiration to codependant couples everywhere!

Griff
Why stop at the same cologne when you can BECOME each other!
Meet:
Eva & Adele: The Perfect Couple!


I first Eva and Adele at the Lucien Freud exhibit at the Met (early 90's). Suffice it to say, no one was looking at the pictures while they were there...
and then there is Gilbert & George. An inspiration to codependant couples everywhere!

Griff
Quote:
Thank you for the life advice, CeccaSF. Â*I'll bear it in mind.
More than welcome DustB. Although it was not any kind of advice (life or otherwise) to anyone; it was more like an allergic reaction and some random observation.
But if you or anyone else would like my life advice, it is this:
to follow in the footsteps of the Great Griff, who keeps it light, conserves his emotional energy and balances life's slings and arrows (or mere comments that are about some other person and not himself) through wit, style, grace and humor, and does not rely too heavily on defensive sarcasm. It simply is not charming or productive. Nor is it "done," is it Griff?
You GO, Griff!
post #24 of 33
2/22/06 at 3:29pm
- DustB
- offline
- Gender:

- 9,229 Posts. Joined 3/2003
- Location: Washington, DC
- Select All Posts By This User
Quote:
Originally Posted by CeccaSF
More than welcome DustB. Although it was not any kind of advice (life or otherwise) to anyone; it was more like an allergic reaction and some random observation.
But if you or anyone else would like my life advice, it is this:
to follow in the footsteps of the Great Griff, who keeps it light, conserves his emotional energy and balances life's slings and arrows (or mere comments that are about some other person and not himself) through wit, style, grace and humor, and does not rely too heavily on defensive sarcasm. It simply is not charming or productive. Nor is it "done," is it Griff?
You GO, Griff![/size]
More than welcome DustB. Although it was not any kind of advice (life or otherwise) to anyone; it was more like an allergic reaction and some random observation.
But if you or anyone else would like my life advice, it is this:
to follow in the footsteps of the Great Griff, who keeps it light, conserves his emotional energy and balances life's slings and arrows (or mere comments that are about some other person and not himself) through wit, style, grace and humor, and does not rely too heavily on defensive sarcasm. It simply is not charming or productive. Nor is it "done," is it Griff?
You GO, Griff![/size]
Thank you again for your advice, CeccaSF. Why don't we go to private messages for further exchanges.
Thanks!
post #25 of 33
2/22/06 at 3:44pm
- ziffy321
- online
- Gender:

- 2,682 Posts. Joined 12/2004
- Select All Posts By This User
Quote:
Originally Posted by sanddrift
[quote author=ziffy321 link=1140237627/0#4 date=1140255189]There's an AC/DC scent that fit's perfectly ...
"Highway to Hell"
[smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif]
[quote author=ziffy321 link=1140237627/0#4 date=1140255189]There's an AC/DC scent that fit's perfectly ...
"Highway to Hell"
[smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif]
Tsk, Tsk -- Just because you did not get Yep Yep's business for the pre-nup drafting, does not mean you should let your divorce attorney sour grapes get the better of you!
[/quote]
LOL ... good one sanddrift. Actually, I've never taken a drive down that scary highway. But my two near misses .... along with the majority of my childhood/high school/college friends and their divorces/seperations/miserable marriages lead me to just one conclusion...
No, there ISN'T "someone for everyone". We all have the option to choose our own misery.
post #26 of 33
2/22/06 at 3:54pm
Quote:
[Thank you again for your advice, CeccaSF! Â*Why don't we go to private messages for further exchanges. Â*
Thanks!
Thanks!
Egads. You've got to be kidding. You mean like a guy asking another guy at a bar to "step outside?" Further exchanges? I have not had one exchange yet. (Well, this one which you've forced me to.) Private Messages? No Thanks! (To borrow puctuation from you.).
post #27 of 33
2/22/06 at 4:04pm
- DustB
- offline
- Gender:

- 9,229 Posts. Joined 3/2003
- Location: Washington, DC
- Select All Posts By This User
[quote=CeccaSF]
Friends and fellow Basenotes members, I am happy to discuss what seem to be differences with CeccaSF, but with CeccaSF alone, since they and any similar differences are not germane to information sought in the thread. I remain open to this discussion and I hope SeccaSF will take me up on it.
Quote:
Egads. You've got to be kidding. You mean like a guy asking another guy at a bar to "step outside?" Further exchanges? I have not had one exchange yet. (Well, this one which you've forced me to.) Private Messages? No Thanks! (To borrow puctuation from you.).
Friends and fellow Basenotes members, I am happy to discuss what seem to be differences with CeccaSF, but with CeccaSF alone, since they and any similar differences are not germane to information sought in the thread. I remain open to this discussion and I hope SeccaSF will take me up on it.
post #28 of 33
2/22/06 at 4:59pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by CeccaSF
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Â*Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Â*Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
Amen (not the fragrance) to that. I couldn't have said it better myself. That is so true, and it's something i've learned that hard way; after numerous experiences just like that. Actually i'm in a relationship like that right now...It's funny, no one ever means to get into a relationship like that, and no one knows it'll turn out like that. It always starts innocent, there's this new person who you love spending time with and they love spending time with you, and you two are just together all the time...
And then time goes by...and your friends stop asking you to do things, you can't make new friends cuz you are with the gf all the time, then you start to have deep down anger toward her because you've lost all the things you used to enjoy and now you're stuck with her...but it's all you've got...
The more i think of it, the more the myth of Pandora fits!
"Till then the human race had lived on the face of the earth far from all ills, without torment, pain, or dreadful disease, that bring men down to their graves. But now the hands of the woman [Pandora] lifted the jar's heavy lid and allowed them all to escape, planning the bitterest sorrows for men. Hope only remained in a prison she could not escape, under the lip of the jar. She could not fly out, for the woman replaced the great heavy lid. But the other numberless miseries were spread over all humankind." -Hesiod, "Works and Days"
Haha, don't get all mad at me for that, it was only a joke(for the most part)!
post #29 of 33
2/22/06 at 5:07pm
- Octothorpe
- offline
- Gender:

- 1,249 Posts. Joined 4/2004
- Location: Saint Paul, Minnesota
- Select All Posts By This User
Quote:
Originally Posted by CeccaSF
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
How is it that a couple who decides to wear the same fragrance once in a while equates into a theorem of "too much togetherness"? :-?
post #30 of 33
2/23/06 at 7:48am
Quote:
I think bride and groom should wear the same fragrance for the occasion.
Quote:
Wearing fragrance that is harmonious, has notes in common, or does not clash when you stand close together sounds good to me but, frankly, wearing identical fragrances sounds a bit creepy.
No wonder Griff says, *Escape! Now, while you have the chance.* Instead of "You complete me," it's "You ARE me." No thanks.
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Â*Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
No wonder Griff says, *Escape! Now, while you have the chance.* Instead of "You complete me," it's "You ARE me." No thanks.
The number one problem that I see in couples that leads to growing apart is too much togetherness, not not enough. Â*Seriously. Those couples who have to go everywhere together, do everything together so it ends up that neither gets to do the things they really want to if the other isn't into it, too? Those are the couples who end up with nothing to talk about except their power struggles. Hassle, nagging, pouting and pay back from her if he takes a night out for poker or a day off for golf and from him: intimidation, argument, guilt-induction and cold withdrawal if she wants a few days with her girlfriend to go to a spa? Come on, be secure enough to give each other some space.
Quote:
to follow in the footsteps of the Great Griff, who keeps it light, conserves his emotional energy and balances life's slings and arrows (or mere comments that are about some other person and not himself) through wit, style, grace and humor
LOL and ROTFLMAO, Griff!
amen from me, too, Â*girl!
got to admit....wearing identical frags on same day , same ocassion and such a significant day or as a regular thing like matching shirts (swear to god i saw that on a street once, couple wearing matching clothes)?? Â*um, maybe not. does sound a triffle merge-y which i can see leads to that stick together like glue thing. however, that said -- from the gnarly ex-changes it sounds like you and dustyb should get a quicky divorce, though Â*
Â*be a lady, a mature lady and let him have the last word, eh?and hey, db -- be a gent and back off of the lady will, ya? this is probably not worth the steam. do yourself a favor and let it drop.
but ceccasf....luv ya babe, your posts are first rate and most amusing -- but come on, once in a while , every so often can't i please borrow one of my luvie's frags and not be a controlling, mean-spirited glommer? Â*please, please? versace's dreamer? any SL? diptyques? l'artisan, heremesessence? Â*different company? even jicki ( women's scent, no? and worn by 007 his kick-ass self)
not one shared sent with hubby? sounds like he needs a wake up call, honey. buy that dude some daim blond of his own why dont ya.! Â*
post #31 of 33
2/23/06 at 8:03am
Quote:
Originally Posted by DustB
Friends and fellow Basenotes members, I am happy to discuss what seem to be differences with CeccaSF, but with CeccaSF alone, since they and any similar differences are not germane to information sought in the thread. I remain open to this discussion and I hope SeccaSF will take me up on it.
Friends and fellow Basenotes members, I am happy to discuss what seem to be differences with CeccaSF, but with CeccaSF alone, since they and any similar differences are not germane to information sought in the thread. I remain open to this discussion and I hope SeccaSF will take me up on it.
Wow, you need to chill out.
post #32 of 33
2/23/06 at 9:14am
Quote:
Originally Posted by eidolon
[quote author=DustB link=1140237627/15#26 date=1140653092]
Friends and fellow Basenotes members, I am happy to discuss what seem to be differences with CeccaSF, but with CeccaSF alone, since they and any similar differences are not germane to information sought in the thread. Â*I remain open to this discussion and I hope SeccaSF will take me up on it.
[quote author=DustB link=1140237627/15#26 date=1140653092]
Friends and fellow Basenotes members, I am happy to discuss what seem to be differences with CeccaSF, but with CeccaSF alone, since they and any similar differences are not germane to information sought in the thread. Â*I remain open to this discussion and I hope SeccaSF will take me up on it.
Wow, you need to chill out.
[/quote]
Actually, no, he doesn't. CeccaSF needs to chill out here and all across the boards. DustB invited her to discuss issues privately and keep them off this thread.
"He who says what he likes, must hear what he does not like." Cecca, you need to keep that in mind. Until the guy mods come in, this thread is locked.
post #33 of 33
2/23/06 at 10:34am
Thanks LadyLS.
I just want to remind members that if you have a personal issue with as member, please take it up by Private Message. I'd like to thank DustB for suggesting this.
CessaSF, and anyone else, please message me if you have any issues with the rules of this board, and we can discuss them in private. This thread has been hijacked enough.
Added: [timestamp=1140725502] Yeptep (the original poster) wanted to add this:
[edit] "yepyep says: Thank you for you fragrance suggestions! I'll have to check those out. I already have some good ideas."[/edit] Cheers Yepyep!
I just want to remind members that if you have a personal issue with as member, please take it up by Private Message. I'd like to thank DustB for suggesting this.
CessaSF, and anyone else, please message me if you have any issues with the rules of this board, and we can discuss them in private. This thread has been hijacked enough.
Added: [timestamp=1140725502] Yeptep (the original poster) wanted to add this:
[edit] "yepyep says: Thank you for you fragrance suggestions! I'll have to check those out. I already have some good ideas."[/edit] Cheers Yepyep!
Return Home
Back to Forum: MFD Archive
- Best scent for the groom for a wedding?
Basenotes › Basenotes Forums › Fragrance Discussion › Male Fragrance Discussion › MFD Archive › Best scent for the groom for a wedding?
Currently, there are 717 Active Users
(66 Members and 651 Guests)
Recent Discussions
- › Posting from Photobucket into BN? 13 seconds ago
- › SOTD: Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013 42 seconds ago
- › Forum Specifc Board Subscription Not Working 3 minutes ago
- › Amouage attar volume.........is 12ml really 12ml?? Or is it less?? 8 minutes ago
- › Am I the only one who cannot stand the term 'frag'? 10 minutes ago
- › AMOUAGE Fragrance for Summertime? 10 minutes ago
- › What song are you currently listening to? 10 minutes ago
- › Best deal 11 minutes ago
- › Thoughts on Burberry Brit Summer for Men 14 minutes ago
- › Love of fragrance and incense correlation 14 minutes ago
View: New Posts | All Discussions
Recent Reviews
- › So New York by Bond No. 9, 2003 by Francop
- › Guerlain Homme by Guerlain, 2008 by del
- › Lipizzan by Parfums de Marly, 2010 by leto
- › UR For Men by Usher, 2008 by silentrich
- › Nemo by Cacharel, 1999 by silentrich
- › Halston 101 by Halston, 1984 by LAURENLANDAU
- › M7 by Yves Saint Laurent, 2002 by L'Maison...
- › L'Homme by Yves Saint Laurent, 2006 by L'Maison...
- › Aventus by Creed, 2010 by del
- › L.12.12 Noir / Black by Lacoste, 2013 by Erok32
View: More Reviews
New Fragrance Wikis
- › UK FiFi Award winners 2013 by Grant
- › UK FiFi Awards tonight. by Grant
- › Groups Guidelines by Grant Osborne
- › Buy, Sell, Trade Rules by Grant Osborne
- › Following And Followers by Grant Osborne
- › Search And Advanced Search Tutorial by Grant Osborne
- › Tagging Tutorial by Grant Osborne
- › Add A New Item Tutorial by Grant Osborne
- › Image And Video Tutorial by Grant Osborne
- › Subscription Tutorial by Grant Osborne
Home | Fragrance Product Guide | Forums | Fragrance Wikis | My Profile
About Basenotes | Join the Community | Advertise
© 2013 Basenotes is powered by Huddler Fashion & Lifestyle
About Basenotes | Join the Community | Advertise
© 2013 Basenotes is powered by Huddler Fashion & Lifestyle







