I love to photograph weddings on film, because wedding film photography has a classic, textured and dreamy look to it that nothing can beat. In an article I read last week in The New York Times: “In the Digital Age, Wedding Film Photography Has a Resurgence: Across the country, more couples are seeking out film photographers to shoot their weddings.”
Yes! It’s so nice to see this trend and to have film photography validated by the New York Times. Here are some favorite wedding film images I photographed in the past 15 years. As you can see, the colors can be vibrant or muted, depending on the film stock, or development. The grain of the film is visible. Digital images do not have grain instead they have pixelation when enlarged. In the accidentally blurry portrait of Crissy in her hotel room, you can really see the pretty grain. 
Dana and Stu’s first look photographed on film.
Details at the Hotel on Rivington, in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Close up of pink peonies decorating the chuppah, photographed on film.
Lisa’s bouquet of spring flowers at the BBG
Groom’s procession on a boat to the Lake Palace, Udaipur.
Henna / Mehndi Day in Udaipur, India.
Portrait of Alexis at the Brooklyn Winery
Tribeca Rooftop Wedding
Tribeca Rooftop Wedding
Bouquet photographed on Film.
Anli and Ken at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Spring bouquet at the BBG, designed by Saipua, photographed on film by Karen Wise.
A wedding in Malibu, CA.
A wedding in Malibu.