35mm film

Wedding photography on film.

I shoot digital and 35mm film side by side at every wedding. Digital for the moments that can’t be missed, film for the in-between: real grain, soft colour and frames you can’t check on a screen.

Snow-covered mountains seen through a helicopter window, photographed on 35mm film
Above Whistler · 35mm film
Why film

Slower, and more honest.

A roll has 36 frames, so I shoot it with intention: a glance across the garden, a hand on a shoulder, the walk back after the ceremony. Film handles light and skin in a way I still can’t get from digital, and the grain gives a gallery the feel of a family album.

You don’t need to do anything differently. It’s just another camera on my shoulder.

A bride and groom sharing a quiet moment among the roses at VanDusen Botanical Garden, photographed on 35mm film
VanDusen Botanical Garden · 35mm
A couple walking across a snowy summit, photographed on 35mm film
Whistler · 35mm
How it works

One gallery, two formats.

Rolls are developed and scanned by a professional lab, then edited alongside the digital frames so the two sit together and the gallery reads as one story. With The Luxe, dedicated rolls are shot across the whole weekend.

Formats
Digital and 35mm film, side by side
Developing
Professional lab, scanned into your gallery
Delivery
A first look in 24 hours, the full gallery in 4 weeks
A bride and groom on a boardwalk over a lily pond at VanDusen Botanical Garden, photographed on 35mm film
VanDusen · 35mm
A bride wiping away a tear as her groom holds her hands on a snowy summit, photographed on 35mm film
Whistler · 35mm
A bride and groom laughing together on a garden bench, photographed on 35mm film
AboutWhy I still shoot film
Groomsmen in dark suits talking by the ocean, photographed on 35mm film
GalleryMore film frames

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