Was sind die Vorteile von analoger Hochzeitsfotografie?

Analog photography offers a distinctive aesthetic, natural skin tones, and a timeless grain that is difficult to replicate digitally. It slows down the pace of the day and creates moments of mindfulness and creativity.

Welche Filme werden für die Hochzeitsreportage verwendet?

I mainly use professional films like Kodak Portra for warm, Mediterranean colors, as well as high-quality black-and-white films (such as Agfa or Ilford) for high-contrast, timeless shots.

Erhalten wir die analogen Fotos auch digital?

Yes, all analog negatives are developed in specialized labs and digitized at the highest resolution, so you can easily share them in your online gallery.

Analog wedding photography

For me, analog photography isn’t about nostalgia—it’s a conscious choice to slow down and capture character. In a world of perfect digital pixels, I seek out the imperfections that make the moment tangible. One roll of film. 36 shots. A focus on what truly matters.

The organic grain, the soft light transitions, and the skin tones—which are nearly impossible to achieve digitally—give your wedding photos a timeless soul. It’s not just about capturing the moment—it’s about how it felt.

I’ll document your wedding using classics of film photography. Cameras like the Contax T2 or the Leica Minilux force you to look closely rather than just snap away. This deliberate approach creates images with a depth all their own.

Whether it’s the warm, luminous look of Kodak Portra 400 for sunny wedding afternoons or the timeless, high-contrast elegance of black-and-white film—the choice of film is as unique as your wedding itself. The result is a handcrafted collection of memories that isn’t guided by trends, but by timelessness.

The bride and groom pose elegantly next to a classic car in front of a Tuscan villa

Close-up of a wedding dress hanging over a chair in warm light

View through an open door of wedding guests in the courtyard, black and white

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Groom with an Aperol by the pool of a Tuscan villa; analog wedding photography

The bride and groom stand smiling in front of Johannisberg Castle

A bride seen from behind, her hair blowing in the wind, at Hamacher Castle, with a sweeping view of the Palatinate

A bride and groom in white, silhouetted against the sunset in Puglia

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A long wedding reception table with string lights at dusk in Puglia

Close-up of a slice of wedding cake with floral decorations, black and white

Two brides smile as they clink their champagne glasses by candlelight

"Marco stays so much in the background that you don't feel like you're in front of the camera, but at the same time, he's always in the right place at the right time."

"Looking at the pictures makes you feel like you get to relive the day."

Anja & Alex, Morrhof

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An analog portrait of the bride holding a bouquet of flowers in warm light, wearing a halter-neck dress

A photo of the Hofgut Nonnenau wedding venue in the Rhine-Main region, featuring rows of white chairs in the garden

A groom in a suit stands as a silhouette in front of Hambach Castle

A bride holding a bouquet smiles in the warm light streaming through the window

Close-up of a white Vespa in front of a Tuscan house

A non-religious wedding ceremony at Masseria Mozzone under ancient olive trees in Puglia

Bride and groom seen from behind in a stately hall with a mirror, black and white

Black-and-white photo: The groom looks into an antique mirror at Johannisberg Castle before the wedding ceremony

Close-up of a historical figure on a balustrade at the wedding venue

Bridesmaids dressed in pastel shades walk through the wedding reception holding fans

Wedding speech at a festively set table with a panoramic view of Tuscany

Replica of the Statue of David in front of a historic facade in Florence

Analog Photography of Cocktails During a Wedding in Tuscany

Wedding guests chatting over cocktails on a Tuscan terrace

The bride smiles at the camera in warm, natural light

Historic hand-carved front door with lanterns and lion figures

A lively group of guests cheers and laughs for the camera during the wedding at Hofgut Nonnenau

A bride and groom kiss in front of a pastel-colored historic building at Johannisberg Castle

The bride laughs heartily by the pool at her wedding reception in Tuscany

A palm tree against a bright blue sky in Tuscany

A smiling bride and groom stand by the window at Johannisberg Castle, in black and white

Wedding at Johannisberg Castle; the bride and groom are just returning from the ceremony with their guests

Johannisberg Castle, a paved garden path with a view over the vineyards of the Rheingau

A Baroque church façade against a bright blue sky in Tuscany

The groom smiles in the open historic entrance door

A bride and groom embrace casually in a green meadow in front of a Tuscan villa

A long, festively set table in the courtyard of Masseria Mozzone for the wedding reception in Puglia

View of the cliffs and beach of an Apulian coastal town

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Analog photography integrates perfectly with my digital photography (hybrid approach). This way, you get the reliability of modern technology combined with the distinctive aesthetic of film. Let’s meet to discuss whether this style is a good fit for your special day.

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