Pearl Wedding 1930s Couple Dance #ILoveWeddings
Since our theme for our Pearl Wedding was 1930s, we wanted to use an old song for our dance. When I went through Michael Buble’s spotify playlist, I fell in love with the beat of You Make Me Feel So Young. Then when I researched on the initial release of the song, I found out it was after 1930s. My second choice was I Only Have Eyes for You, which was released in 1934. However, both my dance partner (Marvin) and choreographer (Anton) voted to still use the former song so that’s what we used.
I’m a big fan of tap dancing and if I had only prepared earlier for this, I would have tried harder to channel our inner Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers for this, hahaha!
It’s a good thing that with the help of my favorite choreographer, there was a short segment of tap in it. Thank you VJ Anton! J He has choreographed not just hiphop dances but also a good number of first dances for couples performed on their wedding day, some of them he also hosted. You may reach him through these contact channels:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/AntonHosting
Twitter and Instagram: @doremifausto
Contact Number: 0905 330 9213
Oh by the way, in case you missed this week’s article, dancing with your spouse helps you have a great marriage and is now being prescribed by marriage counselors, whether your marriage is on the rocks or not. To read article, click here: https://fqmom.com/why-we-should-dance/
To watch our short dance which we did upon entering the reception area, please click the thumbnail.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. On Friday, for our #FQwentuhan, I’ll share our sons’ dance special number again choreographed by Anton, and performed with brothers Martin and Enrique. We are very proud of their work and we really felt their love for us on this momentous occasion. ?
2. Mom and Son Podcast MOM AND SON PODCAST – SEASON 3 EPISODE 8 (NO TV ON WEEKDAYS? BAYWINDOW PERFORMANCES?)
From the bunso:
My brothers and I grew up not watching TV or playing video games on weekdays. How did this rule and the structure of these rules affect us growing up? We discuss and actually discover how little tweaks and edits to house rules can have huge effects that help shape the character of kids growing up. We have mentioned the baywindow performances many times in our past episodes, as well as the FQ Mom’s articles. We dive deeper into this “ritual” of performing before bedtime. Join us and stream now!
#MomAndSonPodcast
Stream the episode through these links:
Spotify
Buzzsprout
Apple iTunes
https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/mom-and-son-podcast/id1449688689?mt=2
Google Podcasts
https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8yNDE0NDcucnNz
YouTube
(Originally uploaded in Anton Fausto’s YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/rJU-SPkB7ZA)
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Rose Fres Fausto is a speaker and author of bestselling books Raising Pinoy Boys and The Retelling of The Richest Man in Babylon (English and Filipino versions). Click this link to read samples – Books of FQ Mom. She is a Behavioral Economist, Certified Gallup Strengths Coach and the grand prize winner of the first Sinag Financial Literacy Digital Journalism Awards. Follow her on Facebook & YouTube as FQ Mom, and Twitter & Instagram as theFQMom. Her latest book is FQ: The nth Intelligence.
