WEDDINGS ON 35MM FILM

A bride and groom walking hand in hand across a grassy field during sunset at Shottle Hall, with trees and a hilly landscape in the distance.

ANALOGUE FILM COVERAGE

FOR YOUR WEDDING DAY

Film is having what you might call a comeback — except it never really left. It just got a little harder to find. Stocks became scarce and prices went up. But recently, more couples have started to seek it out again. I think people are craving something that feels real. Film feels different. It’s slower, softer, and arguably more soulful. In a world of digital sharpness, film brings warmth and presence.

Below is a curated selection of 35mm film photographs from real weddings.

ANALOGUE FILM GALLERY

Bride throwing a bouquet of flowers, captured on Kodak Portra by a Derbyshire wedding photographer
A bride looking at the camera with her mouth wide open, captured on 35mm film
A bridesmaid standing in a doorway with harsh shadows hitting her, captured on Kodak Portra 160 35mm film
A black and white wide shot of a mother at a wedding sitting on sofa holding her baby with other babies sitting around her, captured on 35mm Film
An exterior shot looking through the window where a groom stands in the centre of the frame, captured on Portra 160
A bridesmaid holding the hands of a baby as she walks towards arms of a person out of frame, captured on 35mm film
A wide shot of a wedding drinks reception at Shottle Hall, captured on 35mm film
A wide exterior shot of Shottle Hall wedding venue of a sunny evening, captured on Kodak Portra