Revelry – A Love Story in Celebration
Introduction
Each Lucette & Mo fragrance is inspired by an imagined love note, drawn from their timeless love story. While their private letters remain cherished family heirlooms, these fragrances capture the beauty and depth of love that transcends time. Revelry is a fragrance of joy, indulgence, and effervescent romance—a scent that sparkles like laughter shared beneath twinkling lights and clinking glasses raised in toasts to love and life.
The Love Note
A love letter wrapped in golden ribbons, a dance of laughter and love...
My Dearest Lucette,
With you, life is a grand celebration—a symphony of joy, a dance of endless laughter. Every moment, whether grand or quiet, shimmers with magic simply because you are in it. We raise our glasses not just to what has been, but to the dreams yet to unfold, the adventures still ahead, the love that deepens with every heartbeat.
To a lifetime of revelry, of love that never dims, of moments that feel like golden light dancing across a moonlit floor.
Forever toasting to us,
Mo
The Fragrance
A Toast to Love and Laughter
Revelry is a scent of jubilance—vibrant, sparkling, and filled with warmth. It captures the thrill of a grand celebration, the warmth of golden candlelight, and the indulgence of love that deserves to be cherished and shared.
The Notes
Citrus—Bright and invigorating, like the first sip of champagne.
Champagne—Effervescent and sparkling, the joy of love in full bloom.
Pralines—Sweet and decadent, a lingering embrace of indulgence.
The Experience
Lighting a Revelry candle or wearing its fragrance is like stepping into an evening filled with laughter, shimmering lights, and love that radiates warmth. It is a scent for those who live boldly, love deeply, and know that life itself is the most exquisite celebration.
For the romantics, the revelers, and those who dance through life with hearts wide open.
Discover Revelry
Let Revelry bring a touch of celebration to your world. A scent that shimmers with joy, waiting to be embraced.
