Some moments on a wedding day feel like they belong in a film.


Unposed. Unplanned. Honest.

These are the moments I love to capture on analog film – alongside digital photography – using Kodak Gold 200 or a classic black & white film.


Why film?


Digital photography is sharp, clean and precise.

Film feels like memory.

Kodak Gold 200 brings warm tones, soft contrasts and a subtle sense of nostalgia. Skin tones feel gentle, light turns golden and every frame carries a timeless warmth.

Black & white film strips everything back to the essentials – emotion, light and connection. No distractions. Just feeling.

Film doesn’t try to be perfect.

And that’s exactly what makes it so beautiful.


The beauty of in-between moments


Film photographs are not planned.

They are quiet snapshots in between:

– a soft laugh while getting ready

– a fleeting look between the two of you

– hands brushing past each other

– movement, closeness, real emotion

Moments that often go unnoticed in the rush of the day – but mean everything later.

Shooting film slows me down. Every frame is intentional. And every image feels like a small treasure, discovered rather than created.

Imperfect. Honest. Timeless.

Grain, light leaks, gentle blur – film allows room for imperfections.

It allows images to breathe.

Analog photographs don’t scream for attention. They whisper.

They complement your digital wedding story with a more poetic, nostalgic layer – images that feel like they could have been taken years ago, or decades from now.


For couples who value feeling over perfection


Film photography is for couples who

– value emotion over flawless aesthetics

– love timeless imagery

– feel drawn to authenticity and atmosphere

These images aren’t about trends.

They’re about memory.

And often, they become the photographs you return to again and again – because they feel the most real.


A thoughtful addition – not a replacement


As much as I love film, I would never photograph a wedding exclusively on analog.

Film comes with limitations – changing rolls takes time, frames are limited and some once-in-a-lifetime moments need absolute reliability. Your vows, your first kiss, the emotions that unfold only once deserve to be captured without risk.

That’s why film is not a replacement, but a beautiful bonus.

Used intentionally, it adds another layer to your wedding story – quieter, more nostalgic, more tactile. It lives alongside digital photography, capturing the in-between moments, the atmosphere, the feeling of the day.

Think of film as the poetic footnotes to your wedding memories.

Not everything – but something truly special.


Below you’ll find a small selection of analog film photographs from the 2025 wedding season.


Als Hochzeitsfotografin in München kombiniere ich digitale und analoge Hochzeitsfotografie, um zeitlose Erinnerungen zu schaffen.

Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Black and white film wedding photograph capturing an intimate and emotional moment.
Black and white film wedding photograph capturing an intimate and emotional moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Black and white film wedding photograph capturing an intimate and emotional moment.
Analog wedding photograph captured on Kodak Gold 200 film, showing an honest and unposed moment.
Black and white film wedding photograph capturing an intimate and emotional moment.
Black and white film wedding photograph capturing an intimate and emotional moment.