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Reception Photography and Dance Floor Moments

byClyde D'souzaShoots across India; Studio in Malad West, MumbaiStarts from25,000 Per SessionView full gallery

When the party starts, I am right in the middle of it. From high-energy dance floor moments to quiet, heartfelt goodbyes, I capture the raw joy of your reception as it unfolds.

The bride and groom are lifted up by friends and family on the dance floor. The radial lights create a fantastic sense of energy and celebration.

"Dance like there was no tomorrow." This black and white shot of the first dance captures the romance and movement beautifully, with fairy lights creating a magical atmosphere.

A dramatic dip and kiss during the first dance, surrounded by a cloud of dry ice. This is a classic, romantic shot that always looks stunning.

The grand reception entrance, with guests showering the happy couple in confetti. The energy and excitement of this moment is contagious.

That "just married" feeling! The couple makes their exit from the ceremony, showered in confetti by their cheering friends and family.

A magical exit under a tunnel of sparklers. This black and white photo captures the joy and celebration of the moment perfectly.

A fun, energetic reception entrance with bubbles floating all around the happy couple. This black and white shot feels timeless and full of life.

The bouquet toss! A moment of high-flying action and excitement as one of the bridesmaids makes an athletic catch.

The kids take over the dance floor! Their energy and uninhibited moves always make for the most fun and memorable photos.

The bride and groom surrounded by their ecstatic bridal party. This photo is pure fun and captures the amazing bond they share with their friends.

About The Celebration

When the music starts, I do not stand in the corner with a long lens. I get right into the thick of the action, capturing the laughter and the confetti showers. To get shots like these, I move with you, photographing the energy of your friends and family as it actually happens, rather than asking them to pose for the camera.

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