I’ll be shooting on a variety of film and it’ll depend on the setting. Outdoors I’ll be using Gold 200, Porta 400 and possibly Porta 800. Indoors I’ll be using Illford Delta 3200 and Cinestill 800T.

If you’d like 35mm film captured indoors and the space is particularly dark, I’ll be shooting in black and white.

Film Development

I don’t develop my film photos myself (yet), instead I use a wonderful film lab in Glasgow. They’ve been around since 2019 and specialise in professional, fast, high-quality developing and scanning. The film is sent securely in the post and I’ll be tracking it all the way.

Film STOCKS

Your images will be delivered digitally alongside your full gallery (maybe sooner if I’m too excited to share them). The film is scanned at a high resolution using professional equipment and you will able able to print your images up to A4 in size.

Image Delivery

I’ll be carrying three cameras on me during your wedding day (two digital and one film) and I’ll prioritise digital over film. Everything I take on film will also be captured on digital to ensure your day is fully documented and your memories are safe. How much film I shoot is up to you, but I normally suggest two rolls.

Due to the nature of film it requires time, thoughtful composition and intention. That's why I usually use it during slower, more intimate parts of the wedding day - during morning prep, your couples session, portraits, details, etc.

How film photography works alongside your main wedding gallery

A Film & Digital Blend