It entirely depends on what you're looking for. As a starting point, I usually photograph one roll of 35mm film alongside my digital coverage, meaning you'll receive at least 35 additional analog photographs. If you'd like more film images, you can simply add extra rolls.
Pause. Listen. Feel.
The magic of film photography.
When I started shooting film an it entirely changed the way I see. It taught me to slow down, trust the moment and embrace imperfection. Today it’s an extension of how I document people: intentionally, honestly and without chasing perfection.
Visual Poetry
Although these photographs aren’t from weddings, they represent exactly the feeling of vintage storytelling I aim to create when documenting a wedding on film.
I have always loved the feeling of film photography, especially in my early days as a little girl when I constantly ran around with polaroid and film cameras. It feels really special to be to be able to capture weddings and cinematic adventures for my couples with a slower-paced approach of documentary and cinematic photography.
Film photography is available as an add-on to every wedding and couple session and blends seamlessly into my documentary approach. Shot on 35mm film using carefully selected cameras and Kodak stocks. My favourite film stock is by far Kodak Portra 400; there is just something unique about the colours and the grain that makes this specific stock stand out to me. Other than that I also like using Kodak Gold 200.
The beauty of taking a moment to simply observe.
Q + A • film edition
I naturally move between both throughout the day. While film is a beautiful medium, it isn't always suitable for every lighting situation or fast-moving moment. All key moments are documented digitally to make sure nothing is missed, while film becomes an intentional addition whenever the moment feels right.
The easiest way is to get in touch, as pricing depends on how many rolls of film you'd like me to photograph. Film photography can be added to any wedding coverage starting at €200.
Besides experimenting with analog cameras as a child, I've been intentionally photographing on film since 2022. Over the years it has become a natural extension of the way I tell stories and document people.
