super 8 - your life in motion



Super 8 is one of the most personal ways I document a wedding day.


I shoot on my own vintage cameras, a Canon 310XL (1975) and a Canon 814 (1978), the kind of cameras your parents and grandparents used to document their most special memories of you and your family. They’re mechanical, tactile, and beautifully imperfect. Every roll of real Kodak film runs physically through these cameras, exposing light frame by frame.


Super 8 isn’t meant to capture everything; it’s meant to capture feeling. The in-between glances. The wind catching your veil. The way your hands find each other when you think no one is looking. I shoot slowly and thoughtfully, leaning into movement, texture, and emotion. Your film is then professionally processed, carefully digitized and colour graded, and set to music. When it feels right, I’ll weave in your vows or spoken words to create something that feels deeply yours. The result is a living heirloom.


Grainy. Romantic. Honest.


A film you’ll treasure not just for years, but for generations.



Here are a few of my recent favs...

A&F: Under the summer sun, A&F were married Italian style - long tables, flowing wine, pasta passed between family and friends. The night ends the way all great love stories should: with Nonna and Nonno dancing, still choosing each other.

J&J: A family’s backyard became the heart of this wedding, where loved ones gathered from across the world. Soft vintage accents, lush garden blooms, and golden light set the scene for a ceremony full of warmth and belonging - the night closing with the soulful joy of bluegrass tunes.