A treasured bouquet of Royal Romance made from the very flowers Queen Victoria carried down the wedding aisle to her beloved Albert in 1840. On that day, she began the tradition of carrying myrtle in the royal bride's bouquet. Using a cutting from her own bouquet, she planted a garden of myrtle bushes on the east facade of Fulham Palace. Since then, every bride in the family line has incorporated myrtle in some form in her bouquet. The Nuptial Bouquet has green and white loveliness of lily of the valley, violet petals and exquisite myrtle blossoms, enhanced with delicate white musk and sandalwood.