I photograph some weddings on film because not every memory needs to be perfectly sharp, perfectly composed or perfectly predictable.

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Film has a way of slowing things down. It asks me to be present, to observe, and to trust the moment rather than control it.

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There is something beautiful about the grain, the softness, the unexpected light and the little imperfections that make each frame unique. They remind me that weddings are not about creating perfect images — they are about preserving something that can never happen in quite the same way again.

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For me, photographing a wedding on film is about creating photographs that feel like memories.

Quiet. Honest. A little imperfect.

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And completely yours.