Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Monday, August 4, 2008

The Perfect Proposal: with L-O-V-E



I came across this funny video clip with the title "The Perfect Proposal" where a marriage proposal doesn't exactly go according to the plan. The soundtrack to the video clip is the song L-O-V-E that was written by Milt Gabler and Bert Kaempfert for Nat King Cole.

I'm not sure if it's Nat King Cole who sings this version, it doesn't sound like him but I may be wrong. Do you know who sings this version?

I have mostly heard the version of L-O-V-E from Nat King Cole's daughter Natalie Cole's album Unforgetable.

On a side note: I'm putting together a cd with swing music that is going to be played in the band breaks at a friend's wedding next weekend. I would like to include some swing love songs. Do you have any suggestions?

If you're in a fluffy "Oh-sho-be-do-be-oo-oo" state of mind, check out a real "Perfect Proposal". So romantic, say after me: "Aaaww!" :-)

What do you think of the video clip? Got any suggestions for swinging love songs? Please comment.

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Canal Street Syncopators: At the wedding

Canal Street Syncopators playing at a wedding. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be published elsewhere without written permission.Last weekend I was the official wedding photographer at the amazing wedding of D&A. Everything was perfect, the weather was sunny and warm and D&A just beamed with love and happiness.

After the dinner the floor was cleared and one of my favorite bands, The Canal Street Syncopators, began to play swing and everybody really swung out.

Canal Street Syncopators playing at a wedding. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be published elsewhere without written permission.If you need a good swing band for your wedding, give Canal Street Syncopators a call. If you want me to photograph your wedding, send me an email. I love to photograph weddings. :-)

Canal Street Syncopators playing at a wedding. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be published elsewhere without written permission.
Congratulations D&A!

What do you think of Canal Street Syncopators? Please comment.

The photos are taken by me and may not be published elsewhere without my permission. Contact me if you want to license them.