Grounded in nostalgic textures, natural light leaks and raw grain, I document weddings and elopements on real film stock, wherever your story takes place, capturing the unscripted rhythm, subtle atmosphere and timeless feeling that digital filters simply can’t replicate.
35mm Film & Super 8 Wedding Photography
The Romance of Analog
Candid 35mm frames and cinematic Super 8 film
35mm & Super 8
Super 8 films
What is Super 8, and why add it to your gallery?
Super 8 captures the mood of your celebration, not just the itinerary. Shot on vintage cameras using authentic film stock, the natural grain, soft motion, and rich textures create a nostalgic living memory that digital filters simply can't replicate. Filmed in short, intentional bursts throughout your day, you'll receive a curated 2–3 minute highlight film set to music, preserving the unscripted energy, laughter, and atmosphere as they naturally unfold.
Is Super 8 right for you?
If you want an artistic, memory-driven highlight reel that feels like a timeless family heirloom, Super 8 is ideal. Because it is an authentic silent motion film, it focuses purely on visual atmosphere and feeling. If having full, uninterrupted audio recordings of your vows, speeches, and ceremony is a priority, I always recommend booking a dedicated videographer alongside Super 8 coverage.
Can we have film at an elopement in the Dolomites?
Yes. 35mm film and Super 8 travel well and love mountain light: the grain and soft colours suit misty mornings and golden evenings in the Dolomites as much as a palace ballroom in Vienna.
How do 35mm film photos differ from digital ones?
Film renders colour, skin and light in its own soft, warm way, with real grain and occasional light leaks. The 35mm frames sit alongside the digital photos in your gallery, adding texture and a timeless, nostalgic feeling.