35mm Film Wedding Photography
I’ve been using 35mm film (analogue photography) again recently, and it’s reminded me why I fell in love with photography in the first place. There’s something magical about it: the slower pace, the anticipation of waiting for the scans, the way the colours and textures feel like holding a memory in your hands.
Film slows me down and encourages me to be intentional. makes me think differently about light, composition, and moments, and the result is something warm, timeless, and tangible. It transforms them into images that feel timeless and full of soul.
I’d love to offer you the chance to have a roll of 35mm film woven into your wedding story. One roll gives me around 36 frames - each carefully chosen, capturing portraits, little details, and candid moments that tell the day’s story in a way digital simply can’t. The result isn’t just a photo, it’s a memory you can feel.
Why 35mm film matters…
Film adds a layer of intimacy and authenticity to your wedding gallery. It’s not about recreating what your digital images capture, it’s about complementing them with a softer, more romantic perspective.
Film isn’t a replacement for your digital gallery, it’s an added layer, a secret treasure within your wedding story. It brings warmth, character, and a softness that draws you in, making you want to linger on each image.
How 35mm film works on your wedding day…
With full day coverage, film runs alongside digital throughout your day, not held back for one moment. From getting ready through to the last dances, I photograph the portraits, the candid interactions and the small details that make your day yours, on film as well as digital. Every frame is intentional and hand-picked, capturing the soul of the moment as it happened. These images sit within your gallery alongside your digital coverage, adding warmth, texture and something unmistakably its own.
35mm FILM FAQS
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Each roll captures about 36 images. For a full day, I use a couple of rolls for a mix of portraits, moments, and small details. Additional rolls can be requested.
You'll typically receive around 50-70 hand-picked frames. The exact number depends on the light, the pace of your day and how much unfolds in front of the camera, so it can occasionally land a little under or over that.
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No, and that’s the beauty of it. 35mm Film has a softer, more romantic feel, with colours and tones you can’t replicate digitally. It complements your digital coverage, rather than duplicating it.
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Film has its quirks, and that unpredictability is part of its charm. I handle every roll with care and work with a trusted professional lab. Every frame is one-of-a-kind - sometimes a little imperfect, always full of character.