In a world where images are endless and disposable, film asks for intention. It can’t be rushed, overshot or redone. Each moment matters because it only happens once. That limitation brings focus, presence and care to the day.

Every wedding I film includes film because it shapes the way the day is experienced and remembered. It slows things down, gives weight to moments and turns memory into something tangible and lasting.

I don’t use film for nostalgia alone. I use it because it changes the process itself. It helps turn a fleeting day into an heirloom, something that can be returned to, shared, and passed down over time.