Retro Video
Retro Video at Your Wedding
All the joy. All the chaos. Filmed like it’s the 90s
Retro video is exactly what it sounds like — beautifully imperfect, nostalgic footage of your wedding day, filmed on a retro camcorder.
It feels like something you’d find years later in a box under the bed… in the best way.
It captures the in-between moments — the laughs, the chaos, the hugs, the stuff that doesn’t always make it into a polished film but somehow means everything.
Paired with my photography (35mm film + digital), retro video adds a whole extra layer of storytelling. Your wedding, but from the inside.
Obsessed already?
What You Get With Retro Video
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Epic, raw, vintage-style retro wedding video capturing your day as it really happens
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Candid, documentary-style wedding videography filmed throughout the day
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Retro wedding video can be added to your wedding photography package
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Every wedding package includes a 2–5 minute wedding highlight video
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The Big One includes an episode-style retro wedding film, up to one hour long
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Guests are encouraged to leave video messages and informal 'interviews'
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Think The Office… but it’s your wedding day
The Big One
(Photo + Video)
When you add retro video as part of The Big One, you get something extra special — an episode of your wedding day.
It’s a longer-form retro edit that feels like a behind-the-scenes documentary of your day. Your friends. Your family. Their messages, reactions, and moments you didn’t even see happening.
It’s nostalgic, funny, emotional — and honestly? Often the thing couples rewatch the most.
Wedding Highlights
My Photography packages also includes a wedding highlight video,
around 2–5 minutes long.
This is a beautiful, carefully edited film that brings together the best moments of your day — perfect for sharing, rewatching, and reliving everything in one go.
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The fun, chaotic, nostalgic retro footage
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And a gorgeous highlights film to tie it all together
Why Retro Video works with my Photography Style
My approach to weddings is relaxed, candid, and joy-led — whether I’m shooting on digital, 35mm film, or retro video.
Retro video fits seamlessly into that mix.
It doesn’t interrupt the day. It enhances it.
If you love natural moments, real emotion, and storytelling that feels honest — retro video might just be your thing.
Thinking retro video might be your vibe?