The defenseless white orange flowers have long been known as brides decoration, a symbol of purity and righteousness. The French gave buds of the refined name of Flearrad (literally - "oranges color"). And their story goes on their roots at the time of ancient Greece. The goddess of Hera received from Zeus as a wedding gift Orange gardens and used their magic power. Infinitely breathing the smell of Flördrange, Hera returned his innocence every time, so their first marriage night lasted all three hundred years.
In Europe, bouquets and wreaths of wild orange flowers have gained special popularity during the reign of the British Queen Victoria. She also elevated an ornament of a wedding dress (which became snow-white also with her) phlegondrazh in tradition. Orange color is considered a bride symbol not by chance: first of all, gentle buds make a delicate, almost elusive fragrance, which does not interrupt church odors and does not interfere with the wedding process. The second is important reason - the perfect white emphasizes the beauty of the wedding dress of the bride.
To the seventeenth century, perfumers revealed another secret of orange bud: innocent flowers became a source of precious essential oil, called Neroli (in honor of a certain princess Anna Nevolskaya, which used a thin fragrance in order to choke his gloves). The ether turned out to be a powerful aphrodisiac - his multi-layered, complex flower aroma resembles jasmine, and at the same time, the neuroli loop is more talp, more acute and deep. Even using oil as a monoarchomat, you can trace it for its gradual disclosure - from touching and innocent to passionate, severe, sensual. There is nothing surprising that if the colors of the orange remained "unbelieving", then the oil of the neroli began to use the priestess of love - so attractive for men was this fragrant potion.
Today, Neroli note is present in many wedding compositions along with traditional chords of Peony, Lrangess, Jasmine and Lily. To keep balance and maintain a clean and immaculate image, this bright ether in the pyramid is added quite a bit, but even a drop gives festive aroma character and dynamics.