There’s something unmistakable about film—it doesn’t just capture how a moment looks, but how it feels. The warmth, the texture, the emotion. Film has a way of rendering color and light with such richness and nuance, it’s often compared to the vinyl of photography—intimate, slightly imperfect, and undeniably real.

Shooting film invites me to slow down and approach each frame with intention. I’ve been working with it since 2020, learning not just the technical process, but the rhythm and patience it requires. On your wedding day, I’ll move between digital and film seamlessly—drawing on the strengths of both to create a body of work that’s visually elevated, emotionally grounded, and timeless in its storytelling.

Why film?

If you’re curious, I invite you to browse through a few full wedding galleries below. Each one is distinct, just like every celebration I photograph. What remains consistent is my commitment to capturing your story with honesty, artistry, and care. You won’t be asked to perform or reenact a feeling—because true moments can’t be staged.

Instead, I work from instinct and observation, creating a photographic experience that’s thoughtful and fluid. One that honors the beauty of what’s unfolding naturally—both the grand and the fleeting.