WEDDINGS ON 35MM FILM
Why do I shoot on film?
Because it slows everything down.
Film forces you to think, to see, to wait. You don’t get ten tries at the same shot — you get one, maybe two. Every frame means something.
It’s imperfect in the best way. The tones, the grain, the way light hits differently — all of it feels alive. Digital gets close, but it never quite breathes the same way.
I’ve been shooting film long before it was cool again, and I keep doing it because it reminds me what photography’s meant to be: human, unpredictable, and a little bit magic.
Why have people fallen back in love with film?
Because it feels real again.
We’ve all gone a bit nostalgic for the tangible stuff — vinyl, Polaroids, disposable cameras passed around at parties. Film scratches that same itch. It’s proof that imperfection is beautiful.
Every frame has weight. Grain. Texture. Character. You don’t spray and pray — you wait, you watch, you commit.
There’s no instant gratification, no dopamine hit from seeing it right away. You have to trust it. You have to wait. And that wait — that slow burn of anticipation — makes the results mean something.
There’s no AI smoothing, no filters, no second takes. Just whatever happened in that exact second, locked in forever.
That’s why people fall back in love with it. It’s not about being retro. It’s about honesty — the kind that lingers long after the day’s gone.
Adding 35mm film to your wedding
When you add 35mm film to your wedding package, you’re not just getting a few nostalgic extras — you’re getting a different way of seeing your day.
A couple of rolls loaded throughout the chaos and calm. Each roll developed and scanned by a professional lab, delivered right alongside your digital gallery.
The film images sit differently. Softer. Moodier. More alive.
Perfectly imperfect — the way memories should be.
