It's no secret I am a huge fan of brooches - especially when they are incorporated into the bridal bouquet! While checking up on one of my favorite photographers I found these pictures:
Photogapher, Murakami, caught the beauty of this sentimental gesture on Mandi and Brandon's wedding day. You can read more about the brooch and see the bride's reaction when she was given the brooch here. In this bouquet shot - the brooch has photos of the brides mom on her wedding day and the mom's mom (the brides grandmother) on her wedding day. How special is that??! What an amazing keepsake too! I just wanted to share this because I thought it was so sentimental and special! Do you have plans of incorporating anything in your own wedding using pictures of your mom's or grandmother's? Share your ideas with comments!!
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Title: The Pretenders-Private Life (Live)
Private Life by the Pretenders; Taken from the Sept 4th 1981 show at the Santa Monica Civic theater. The 9th Item on the setlist.
Title: Bonjour Tristesse
Using materials that reflect the urban landscape, ordinary detritus like rusty sheet metal or yesterdays newspaper, Unais work resurrects and reinvents the discarded relics of the modern masses. His art is at once rough and delicate, exposing sentimental and vulnerable humanity through violent gestures, provocative irony and messy compositions that defy traditional aesthetic boundaries. Meta-narratives, pop and subculture artifacts, religious iconography and a wide breadth of literary references are all present in his multifaceted installations, as well as allusions to art historical antecedents ranging from Basquiats urban poetry to Sir Howard Hodgkins abstract paintings as sculptural objects to Jonathan Meeses theatrical symbolism.
Found a nifty little I wanted to post for everyone! This isn't a giveaway I am doing (I will probably be posting that giveaway tomorrow!) The Painted House & More created this new decal and you have 1 week to enter! You can find all the complete rules and how to enter HERE! Good luck!
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On a non-wedding related subject - Jeanie and I went with her friend and nephew to see Van Halen at the Wachovia Center last night. What an incredible show. We talked about how great it was all the way home. I was the only Van Halen veteran of the 3 of us - I had seen them on the Diver Down and 1984 tours, as well as seeing David Lee Roth on the tours for Skyscraper, A Little Ain't Enough and the Sam and Dave tour that he did with Sammy Hagar a few years back.
They sounded fantastic except for too much reverb, but that could have been because we were way up in the second level. Eddie's playing is as tasteful and flashy as ever. Alex didn't miss a beat all night. And DLR was sounding better than ever. Many singers really go all out in the studio only to find they can't reproduce their range live, especially when they get older - Robert Plant and Elton John come to mind. But David Lee was hitting all the high notes and screeches that made him one of the best vocalists in the '80's.
One of the biggest surprises was also one of my biggest letdowns - Wolfgang Van Halen, Eddie's son. He was very competent on the bass and has a great singing voice. Everything sounded almost like the original band and everyone was very pleased with his performance, as was I. My gripes are small, and only relevent because I saw Van Halen with their original bassist, Michael Anthony. The vocals were just a little off from the original line-up, but still extremely good. I wish Wolfgang would embrace his new rock start status a little more. Most bass players would kill their own mother for the chance to play with the legendary Van Halen. And while the rest of the band was very animated and seemed genuinely happy to be back together, Wolfgang just kind of paced around like it was band rehearsal. He didn't jump, run, spin around, or really acknowledge the screaming 20,000 people in front of him. I also miss the bass solo. Most bands don't give the bass player a solo but Michal Anthony used to come out with his Jack Daniels Bass and throw it to the ground and make all kinds of horrible sounds. It wasn't musical but it was entertaining to say the least.
Overall I couldn't have been more happy with the show and only wish I had splurged for the better seats. We're considering going to see them at the Meadowlands if there are tickets still available. Highlights of the night - Hearing all but one song from the first album (On Fire was the only song not played). Lowlights of the night - I'll Wait from the 1984 album is a song I could do without.
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