extras

Some moments deserve a little more room to unfold.


Alongside your wedding photography, you can add thoughtful extras that deepen the way your story is captured — from the nostalgic charm of analogue film to the quiet presence of a second photographer, or a short wedding mood movie that lets you relive the feeling of the day in motion.


Little additions, chosen with care, to make your memories even more complete.

 

Bride and groom posing outdoors at sunset, showing off wedding rings, bride in off-shoulder lace gown.
A handwritten text in red ink reads 'filmphotography' on a white surface.

Film Photography for modern humans and their wild hearts.

Honest images focused on how your wedding day really felt like.

Three-tier white wedding cake with textured frosting, pink carnations, yellow billy balls, and daisy flowers.
Guests gather at an outdoor wedding reception venue with string lights and a stone fountain centerpiece in a Mediterranean setting.
Black and white photo of elegant barn wedding reception with string lights, bunting, and guests seated at round tables.
A romantic outdoor wedding photo shoot with a couple embracing among autumn leaves at sunset.

 

For couples who love a touch of nostalgia. Alongside your digital gallery, I capture selected moments on 35mm film and Polaroid — images with soft grain, beautiful imperfections, and a timeless feeling that digital simply can’t replicate.

 

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A person in a white wedding dress stands in a garden setting with vibrant greenery and flowers in the background.

 

A short, atmospheric film (about 5–10 minutes) capturing the feeling of your day in motion. Filmed quietly alongside the photography and edited to music, it weaves together the highlights and little in-between moments into a cinematic memory you can relive again and again.

 

Repeating pattern of thin light blue and white horizontal stripes.
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A hand-drawn red heart symbol with the text 'Second sharer' written in red handwriting on a white background.

 

For larger celebrations (usually recommended for weddings with 100+ guests), a second photographer allows us to cover more moments and perspectives throughout the day — from different angles during the ceremony to candid guest interactions — ensuring your story is captured even more completely.