Reasons to Hire a Film Wedding Photograper

What Is Hybrid Digital / Film Wedding Photography?


It’s simply the idea of a wedding photographer mixing analogue film with digital photography on a wedding day.

But why use any film at all when digital cameras are so incredibly capable? The digital format is malleable to an absurd degree. The data captured by a modern full-frame sensor is monstrous. You can do anything with it—add sprocket frames, light leaks, dust specks, simulate expired film stock, all in post-production.

But just because you can do all those things, doesn’t mean you should. Which light leak? Which dust speck? Which faux film grain and why? The choices are endless. It can be unmooring. And in the end, the thing that is so heart-stoppingly beautiful about your own wedding photos is that they are a true document of the people you love the most in the world, and their convergence to celebrate the formation of your new family.

My digital cameras can fire off 20 frames per second. A wedding day might last nine hours.
Nine hours × 60 minutes × 60 seconds × 20 frames = 648,000 potential images.
Yes, it’s an exaggeration—but the point stands. The sheer volume of data is overwhelming. Choosing between all those moments—big and small, sweeping and intimate—is a responsibility. Decision fatigue is real, especially in our data-saturated era.

At once, film changes the paradigm. It slows everything down: the focusing, the composing, the timing of the shutter press, the winding of the film, the reloading of the roll. Each photograph develops a striking gravity as a result of the time and space that fills in all around it. A film photograph is afforded the room to breathe. It demands to be embraced just as it is, gorgeous imperfections and all.

This isn’t to celebrate missed focus or camera shake per se, a photograph can be authentic without those particular imperfections. The chemical reaction, the baked-in color science of each film stock, the unpredictable magic of light playing over photosensitive emulsion—it’s all so much more forgivable. So much more lovable.

Digital photography cannot afford that luxury. A digital photograph is always the result of a series of decisions. And because of digital photography’s deep malleability—its uncanny ability to see in the dark, to be anything you want it to be—its mistakes can feel unforgivable.

The problem with digital photography is that its perfection is often too perfect.

And yet, there are very real limits to what can be achieved with analogue film photography. Film is in love with light. It’s like bougainvillea craning its neck towards the sun. Stuck in a dark place, it wilts, it loses all color and fidelity. Digital is agnostic when it comes to the sun. Digital can find happiness in the nooks and crannies of a restaurant, under bistro lights, even with just moonlight as a companion. 

Digital is a gossip. It immediately tells you when you have burned the highlights. Even before you press the shutter, an onlooker may gasp at what they see on the rear screen of your camera. This immediate feedback can lead to some show-stopping files. This feedback is wildly advantageous for flash photography.

Flash, which is necessary at the great majority of wedding receptions, is at least 20 times easier to master in digital photography as a result of the instant feedback on the camera’s rear screen. I do not recommend hiring an all film photographer for a wedding that includes many hours of nighttime reception. There might be film wedding photographers who are masters of flash, but they are rarer than a lizard reciting Neruda. 

The lightning speed of contemporary autofocus and FPS (frames per second) from a digital camera body can make capturing action delightfully easy. Children are particularly tricky to photograph on film. I know from deep experience with my own children. They move quickly and with remarkable unpredictability and thus, you need at least one or two phds to fully master manual focus while photographing children. Often it is exactly the speed of digital photography that allows me to react quickly enough to tell the myriad small and lovely stories that unfold on a wedding day.

Which of my clients respond to my analogue film work and why?

Some of my clients are avid film photographers themselves. They love documenting their daily life with a point and shoot, and then delight at reliving their days months later when they process the film. Some of my clients are serious about using a large format camera to precisely photograph architecture. To them, it feels natural and meaningful to have a professional photographer use film to document their wedding.

Some of my clients know very little about analogue film cameras, and haven’t used a film camera, but they understand the appeal. It feels like an entry into an appealing world that they are beginning to understand little by little. Maybe they have an Instax, and they love the chemical nature of photographing a friend’s birthday, and the late-night hijinks that follow.

Others are drawn to film for its emotional resonance. They aren’t interested in technical specs, but they respond instinctively to the look and feel. They can’t always put it into words, but something about the softness, the grain, the imperfect magic of film makes them feel something they don’t get from digital. It reminds them of old family photo albums, or the grainy candids of their parents’ wedding. It’s not nostalgia exactly—it’s texture. Soul.

Then there are the aesthetes. These are the clients who treat their wedding as an opportunity to make something beautiful—deeply, personally beautiful. They appreciate the way different film stocks respond to color and light, even if they don’t know the names of those stocks. They recognize when something looks elevated, painterly, cinematic. They care about detail. They choose handmade paper for their invitations. They select flowers for their shape and tone. For them, film is another way to build intentionality into the day.

Finally, some clients are simply romantics. They believe in slowing down. They write love letters. They collect records. They like the idea that film can’t be checked on the back of a camera—that it asks you to trust the moment, to move forward without seeing the result. When they see a medium-format portrait of themselves, composed and luminous, it feels like seeing their love through a different lens—one that says: this mattered.


A Colorful Park Winters Wedding

Sam and Skye’s wedding at Park Winters was like stepping into an Alice in Wonderland dream world. A vibrant, whimsical, and joy-filled event where every detail was infused with color, creativity, and personality.

From the moment guests arrived, Park Winters set the tone. With its lush English gardens, Victorian inn, and secret-garden atmosphere, it felt like we had been transported into a hidden world of romance and charm. Skye, a designer by trade, contributed her expertise and eye to the day’s aesthetics, and Taylor Rae’s planning brought every colorful vision to life.

Steeped in history, Park Winters is a five-star country estate nestled amidst the verdant farmlands of Northern California. Originally built in the late 19th century, its grand Victorian inn has been carefully restored to preserve its original architectural charm. The main inn boasts tall ceilings, intricate plaster moldings, stained glass windows, and wainscoting. The property features formal gardens, a chic event barn, and a wraparound porch.

The decor choices for Sam and Skye’s wedding were bold and playful—bright florals in shades of pink and pastels, retro keychain table finders that doubled as fun keepsakes, and table numbers painted onto vintage books. It was a wedding that didn’t just embrace color; it celebrated it.

One of the most memorable and meaningful design elements was the stationery, which Skye designed herself. Each piece was produced with exquisite letterpress detail: the invitation itself, a “bus ticket” packed with wedding details, and a card catalogue-inspired insert that charmingly outlined their love story. The save-the-date bookmark included a delicate ribbon, and the entire suite arrived in an envelope adorned with large-scale, beautifully flourished calligraphy across its face—marrying storytelling with design and setting the tone for the day well before guests arrived.

The groom and his groomsmen embraced a beach-casual vibe, opting to forgo ties, while his golden bee cufflinks added a charming, regional touch—a fitting choice for a wedding surrounded by thousands of acres of farmland in California’s Central Valley. Guests leaned into the theme, too, with floral patterns appearing throughout the crowd.

Skye’s dress was ethereal and delicate, with a bodice of hydrangea-esque applique and detailed bead work that sparkled in the sunlight. The soft tulle skirt was echoed in the shoulder ties and her bridesmaids hair bows. 

The ceremony took place in the late afternoon, with the sun hovering just behind the grand Victorian inn, casting golden sunbursts over the couple. Guests, encouraged to wear formal garden attire with an emphasis on color, contrasted beautifully with the lush landscape.

During cocktail hour, guests mingled at the outdoor bar under the shade of early fall maples. Conversation starter cards encouraged lively interactions, and lawn games—including a particularly photogenic, colorful croquet set—kept the energy light and fun.

Dinner was an experience all its own. A pair of long banquet tables stretched beneath the bistro lights, creating an intimate yet festive atmosphere. At each place setting, guests found a personalized card and colorful Christmas cracker—a nod to a beloved holiday tradition shared by both Sam and Skye. At the beginning of dinner, Sam and Skye asked everyone to cross their arms, grasping one side of a Christmas cracker while their neighbor grasped the other. As the crackers popped, revealing colorful paper crowns, the entire evening took on an even more whimsical, party-like quality. Fresh fruit adorned the table, and Grandpa may or may not have sneaked a few bites of the juicy, unsuspecting cantaloupe.

As the sun dipped lower, the magic continued. The reception space, with its lofted roof and dramatic lighting fixture, turned into a lively dance hall. A particularly enthusiastic moment saw Sam dancing so hard his pants ripped—a testament to just how much joy filled the night. Outside, guests lounged by the fire pit on a grand sectional couch near the dance hall.

Park Winters provided the perfect canvas for this unforgettable day. Whether wandering through the groomed gardens or discovering a hidden pomegranate tree, guests felt like they were part of something truly special.

Photography: Hazel Photo

Planner: Taylor Rae Weddings

Venue & Catering: Park Winters

Florals: Bellevue Floral

DJ: Brandon Beach Sound

Rentals: Bright Event Rentals, Blossom Farm Rentals

Hair & Makeup : Santa Rosa Powder Room

Cake: Flour & Bloom

Transportation: Beau Transportation


Mill Valley Community Center Wedding

I’ve had the honor of shooting several weddings at Mill Valley Community Center, some paired with ceremonies at the nearby Old Mill Park. These venues offer a unique blend of natural beauty, history, and modern amenities along with great value and accessibility.

The Mill Valley Community Center

The Mill Valley Community Center is a modern, versatile venue that caters to weddings of various sizes and styles. Opened in 2001, the center is designed with a contemporary aesthetic that complements the surrounding natural landscape. The center features a spacious event hall with high ceilings and large windows that offer stunning views of Mount Tamalpais and the nearby redwoods. This hall can accommodate up to 300 guests for a seated dinner, making it ideal for large celebrations.

In addition to the main event hall, the Community Center boasts several smaller rooms that can be used for more intimate gatherings or as breakout spaces for various wedding activities. The venue also includes a professional-grade kitchen, allowing caterers to prepare and serve gourmet meals on-site.

One of the standout features of the Mill Valley Community Center is the outdoor patio area. This space can host the wedding ceremony, cocktail hour, or dinner, while providing a serene atmosphere with the sounds of the adjacent creek and the scent of the towering redwoods. The combination of indoor and outdoor spaces at the Community Center ensures that couples have flexibility in planning their wedding day, regardless of the weather.

Your Special Day in Mill Valley

The Mill Valley Community Center provides the convenience of modern facilities alongside the charm of historic natural settings. Guests or the wedding party can easily stay in the nearby Mill Valley Inn, which also is among the redwoods and photographs beautifully. There are plenty of fantastic eateries in the area (a local favorite is Sol Food for Puerto Rican!). Even better, being in this area positions you for fantastic sunset photoshoots in the hills, whether it be from a lookout point at Muir Beach to Mt. Tam, the options are endless. Be sure to check out what the Mill Valley Community Center has to offer for wedding events!

Venue: Mill Valley Community Center

The following vendors are associated with the first couple pictured.

Coordination: Tiffany Won

Catering: Cater Marin

DJ: Heart of Gold

Sommelier: Andy’s Local Market

Lighting: Marin Event Lighting

Florist: Jeffie Khalsa


How to Get Married at the Berkeley City Club

Dreaming of a wedding that’s as enchanting as it is accessible?

Look no further than the Berkeley City Club—a mini Hearst castle in the heart of Berkeley, boasting a million nooks and crannies, breathtaking light, and unexpected beauty around every corner. Here’s how to get married at the Berkeley City Club: 

Step 1: Appreciate the Architecture 

About the Berkeley City Club: Designed by renowned architect Julia Morgan, the Berkeley City Club opened its doors in 1930 as a social club for women. Known as the “Little Castle,” the building showcases a unique blend of Gothic and Moorish architectural styles. Over the decades, it has become a cherished landmark in Berkeley, celebrated for its historical significance and architectural beauty.

Step 2: Relax in Style

Where to Stay: Whether you choose to get ready in one of the Club’s luxurious rooms or opt for the nearby Claremont Hotel, you and your guests can conveniently start the day in comfort and elegance. Coffee spots and pastries are plentiful in this Berkeley-Elmwood area. 

Step 3: Capture the First Look and Pre-Ceremony Moments

Photo Ops: Consider a first look in the main courtyard, a moment of anticipation and emotion set against the backdrop of this historic building. It’s a private and intimate moment before the whirlwind of the day begins. You can also take advantage of the pool area for beautiful and unique portraits.

What’s in the Neighborhood: The Berkeley City Club is located one block away from the UC Berkeley campus and downhill from wonderful sunset opportunities and Botanical Gardens so you can slip away to capture more images in other nearby iconic locations. 

Step 4: Explore the Castle

A Lovely Patina: Built in 1927, the Berkeley City Club’s stunning architecture offers a plethora of picturesque spots for your special day. From its wonderful high ceilings to its three courtyards and balcony, outdoor space abounds for ceremonies and receptions alike. 

Capture Family Portraits: Take advantage of the courtyards for family and friend portraits. There’s ample space for large groups and intimate corners for couple shots.

Step 5: The Ceremony

Say “I Do” in Style: Exchange vows on the second-floor balcony space, a picturesque setting that combines grandeur with intimacy. The draped ceilings and open archways add an air of fluttery romance to the event. 

Step 6: Celebrate in Grandeur

The Cocktail Room:  After the ceremony, immerse yourself in the ambiance of the cocktail room, where two grand pianos and a library set the stage for group portraits and intimate moments. Let your guests wander and enjoy the high walls, open air, and winding staircases. 

Step 8: Dance the Night Away

The Grand Ballroom: The grand ballroom sets the mood for dancing, with its elegant stage lending itself to bands and performances. Breakdance, boogie, or do the horah, creating unforgettable moments with your loved ones.

Final Thoughts: Why Choose the Berkeley City Club

With its rich history, exquisite architecture, and enchanting ambiance, the Berkeley City Club offers a unique and unforgettable wedding experience. The elegant combination of Gothic and Moorish design elements creates a romantic and timeless setting. From the enchanting courtyards to the grand ballroom, every corner of the venue provides breathtaking photo opportunities. Additionally, its prime location in the heart of Berkeley offers convenient access to nearby hotels, restaurants, and amenities, making it easy for your guests to enjoy the celebration and explore the vibrant local area. The Berkeley City Club is the perfect venue for a wedding that is both classic and extraordinary.

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Photographer: Hazel Photo
Venue: Berkeley City Club
Planner: Events by Courtney Ann
Florals: Violet & Aster
Band: Golden Bell Music
Hair & Makeup: Triple Twist
Cake: Love Natty Cakes
Rentals: Joe Squared Productions


24 Hour Engagement Session San Francisco

So, you are probably curious… What on earth is a 24 hour engagement session? and we will get there… I promise. Stick around for a bit, spend some time with the images, I think you will start to understand and understand again…

It was after noon on a Tuesday in the early spring of 2024, I found myself in a meeting with a couple (Olivia & Stu) whose wedding I was scheduled to photograph in the Fall. The purpose of our call was to explore options for our scheduled engagement session. I was probably drinking a lemon seltzer. I do that on most occasions.

I felt a funny feeling, and then I said…”So, we have two options: Option A is a normal engagement session. We meet somewhere meaningful, or beautiful, or both about 90 minutes before sunset, and we make photographs in 1 or 2 locations. Option B is the 24 hour engagement session.”

Now, to be honest, I wasn’t completely clear on what a “24 hour engagement session” was at the time, but I knew it sounded fun to me.

Olivia & Stu showed immediate and universal excitement about the idea, even though they weren’t exactly sure what it was either. I think I said, “Are you sure?” multiple times.

We began by saying yes with wild eyes, and then, through a series of discussions, we formulated a plan.

In my head it always started and ended with the wisps of steam from a coffee cup. There was always a diner, there was always a convertible, there was always ice cream, there was always the beach, but there was so much more to fill in. So many more beautiful places to explore in the San Francisco Bay Area…

After the gallery below there is a list of locations and a bit more on my inspiration.

This project, in the end, is about time, about how it speeds up and slows down, about habituation, and dishabituation, the glorious surprise, days that never end, days that begin and begin again. And what it is to be young and head over heels in love in the Bay Area, one of the most spectacularly beautiful places in the world.

Enjoy! We certainly enjoyed the process of making this project.

Loop Date Itinerary:

  1. Oceanview Diner
  2. Shorebird Park
  3. Berkeley Marina
  4. Indian Rock
  5. Live Oak Park
  6. UC Berkeley Campus
  7. Elmwood
  8. Ferry Building
  9. Palace of Fine Arts
  10. Lollyland Mini golf
  11. Crissy Field
  12. Presidio Tunnel Tops
  13. Legion of Honor
  14. Seacliff
  15. Haight Ashbury
  16. Amoeba Records
  17. Escape from New York
  18. Seward Street Slides
  19. Tank Hill
  20. Toy Boat Ice Cream
  21. Green Apple Books
  22. Nopa
  23. City View Metreon
  24. SOMA
  25. North Beach
  26. Vesuvio
  27. Ina Coolbrith
  28. Bob’s Donuts
  29. The Castro
  30. Orphan Andy’s
  31. Grandview
  32. The Tiled Steps
  33. China Beach
  34. Oceanview Diner

Thank you for inspiration to Christian Marclay for his video piece, ” The clock” and to Danny Rubin & Harold Ramis for the movie, “Groundhog Day.” Thank you to Olivia & Stu for all your planning, your stalwart affability, and for staying strong all 24 hours.


How to Get Married at the University Club of San Francisco

How to Plan and Capture a Stunning University Club of San Francisco Wedding: An Extended Guide

Planning a wedding at the University Club of San Francisco is an opportunity to create an event that’s as rich in history and culture as it is in beauty. This enhanced guide aims to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the University Club of San Francisco as a wedding venue, highlighting not just its beauty but also the practical steps to ensure your wedding day is as picturesque and memorable as possible.

Step 1: Dive into the Venue’s Rich History

The University Club’s Heritage: Originally a meeting place for alumni from prestigious universities, the University Club has become a celebrated spot for social and intellectual gatherings. The building’s Italianate architecture, designed by Walter Bliss & William Faville and completed in 1909, echoes the grandeur of the Gilded Age. Its location on Nob Hill offers sweeping views, making it a prized landmark in San Francisco.

Step 2: Plan Your Wedding Day

Starting the Day: Choose between getting ready at the Club itself or at nearby luxury hotels like the Fairmont, Stanford, or Mark Hopkins. Consider the ambiance and photo opportunities each location offers to start your day perfectly.

Step 3: Capture the First Look and Pre-Ceremony Moments

Iconic Photo Opportunities: Utilize the University Club’s staircase and balcony for breathtaking first look photos. Nearby hotels like the Mark Hopkins provide unique backdrops, such as the Top of the Mark’s panoramic views or the Fairmont’s pristine gardens.

Cityscape Portraits: Embrace the urban charm of San Francisco for your portraits. Capture moments on the street trolley, with the Bay Bridge or the Trans America building in the background, or near the majestic Grace Cathedral. Some of my favorite moments are simply the in-between moments when we are moving from spot A to B. Something about hearing a chorus of “Congratulations!” from strangers as you move throughout the city is really an exciting and energizing way to kick off the wedding day.

Step 4: The Library Session

A Literary Backdrop: The University Club’s library, with its rare books collection, offers a unique and intellectual setting for photography. The shelves of historic volumes and the quiet ambiance of the library add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your wedding photos.

Step 5: The Ceremony

A Fourth Floor Affair: The fourth-floor space, with its elegant chandeliers and floral decorations, provides a romantic setting for your vows.

Step 6: Enjoying the Cocktail Hour and Reception

Exploring the Club: Transition to the cocktail hour on the fourth floor’s balcony, followed by dinner on the third floor. Cocktail hour can flow into the pool room as well, where I’ve seen the pool table transformed into a dining table, complete with a champagne tower. These locations offer an intimate speakeasy vibe and stunning city views, perfect for memorable photos.

The Vibe: Picture high ceilings, big windows, walls hung salon style with taxidermy, old prints of San Francisco, and Audubon imagery. The interior is fairly dark with dark leather and dark green stained glass windows representing different universities, but the big picture windows bring the city life and light in both during the day and night.

Step 7: Mastering the Venue for Photography

Photography Challenges: Be prepared to work with the mixed lighting of the Club. Understanding how to use different lighting techniques is key to capturing the mood and ambiance of the venue. The interior light fixtures are often on during weddings and provide a warm ambience to the space.

Step 8: Evening Celebrations

Dinner and Dancing: The spacious layout of the University Club facilitates smooth transitions between different parts of the event, from dinner to dancing, allowing for a seamless photographic narrative. Throughout the night we capture numerous spaces as they come alive with different wedding-goers moving through them.

Step 9: Coordinating Your Day

The Role of the Coordinator: Rely on the expertise of Yvonne, the in-house coordinator, to streamline your wedding day flow, ensuring a stress-free experience.

Final Recommendations

Why Choose the University Club: With its blend of historical charm, architectural beauty, and modern urban energy, the University Club of San Francisco stands out as an ideal wedding venue. The variety of backdrops, from the rare books in the library to the panoramic city views, ensures a wedding day filled with unique and stunning photographs.

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