The Orange tree is the symbol of fertility, of abundance, of innocence and marriage by excellence, it is also the emblem of eternal love. The orange tree has been eternally associated with weddings. One of the House of Houbigant’s historic clients, Queen Victoria, wore a silk headdress wreathed in orange blossoms, and ornamented her white, silk-satin gown bodice with petal sprays at her 1840 marriage to Prince Albert. From that point onward, Victorian brides wore pastoral coronets of orange blossoms. With its graceful, multi-faceted orange flower bouquet, Orangers en Fleurs taps its royal heritage, blossomed to perfection. Fragrant, floral breath of pure orange blossoms and fresh greenery recalls far-away lands of color and regal epochs of high society. Its composition taps Orange Blossom, Rose Absolute and Egyptian Jasmine Absolute headnotes; heartnotes of Tuberose, Eau de Brouts, Ylang Comores and Nutmeg; and basenotes of Cedar Wood and Musk.