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hey guys this is Patrick Hall with F Stoppers comm and today Im releasing a small section from our 14 our wedding tutorial on how to light your receptions were going to go through four different ways that you can set up lights so you get perfect shots at your reception if you want more information about the full length DVD head over to F stoppers comm slash wedding DVD but I hope you guys find this useful and enjoy now its time to talk about wedding reception lighting and I know theres a lot of wedding photographers out there or photographers that want to be wedding photographers that just claim well I like shooting natural light I dont really want to use strobe and thats fine in many cases but when it comes to lighting the reception you really have to bring strobes I mean in some cases receptions are taking place outside at night and theres no lighting whatsoever if they do take place inside its usually lit by DJ lights which are crazy white bounces or theres decorative light