Our films are more than documentation—they’re memory in motion. Whether you're looking for a full cinematic story or select moments that matter most, we offer handcrafted films that feel intentional, emotional, and editorially refined.
Wedding
Films
Vintage
Wedding Films
This is where timeless storytelling meets vintage soul. Think 90s camcorder meets French indie film. Soft focus, slow zooms, and textured overlays create the feeling that you’re watching the weekend through a dream—equal parts raw and romantic, like the way your grandparents remember their wedding day. It's designed to feel like a memory unfolding in motion.
The Style
If your wedding was a song, this is what it would sound like on film—emotional, vintage, and timeless, with just the right amount of blur.
Why Couples Love It
- It feels less produced, more personal
- Matches the mood and magic of the day instead of just documenting it
- Looks like art, feels like memory
- Makes a powerful impression in under 90 seconds
- A beautiful legacy piece for sharing, savoring, and reliving
Which Style Is Right for You?
We offer both digital nostalgia and true analog storytelling through our Vintage Film options
Retro Romance Cut
Want the grainy, emotive feel without the gear cost? This digital cut gives you all the nostalgic vibes—texture overlays, ambient pacing, and romantic music—crafted with intention and soul.
Vintage Vignette
Want the real reel? We shoot and develop actual Super 8 film, edited into an heirloom keepsake with all the warmth, character, and imperfections of true analog film. Shot on vintage gear and transferred by hand for the most timeless finish imaginable.
Investment
Our Photography collections start at $6,800
Wedding Films start at $2400
Average Couple Investment $15,000
Custom Proposal
You deserve a wedding experience that's perfectly you.
Our goal is to provide you with a personalized, honest and completely custom wedding experience, from the moment we first chat. So let's jump on a call and begin planning the day you've dreamed of.
