 The Peasant Wedding ( 1567 ) and The Peasant Dance ( 1569 ) are also by Bruegel which share the same wedding theme and elements and were painted in the same period in Bruegel 's later years . They are considered to be a trilogy of works by Bruegel . In all three of the paintings , there are pipers playing the pijpzak ( bagpipes ) , they also exude pride and vanity , for example in The Peasant Dance the man seated next to the pijpzak player is wearing a peacock feather in his hat . 
