Bouquet de Caroline, a fragrance launched by Guerlain in 1837, was named in honor of Caroline of Brunswick. Born Caroline Amelia Elizabeth on May 17, 1768, Caroline of Brunswick became Queen of the United Kingdom and Hanover through her marriage to King George IV. She held the title of Princess of Wales from 1795 until she ascended to queen on January 29, 1820, a position she held until her death on August 7, 1821.
Queen Caroline was renowned for her vibrant personality and strong connection with the British people, which contributed to her widespread popularity. Bouquet de Caroline was crafted to reflect the elegance and charm associated with her persona, capturing the essence of her public appeal and the distinguished period of her reign. The perfume's launch in 1837,some years after her passing, underscores Guerlain's tribute to a figure who left a lasting impression on British society.
