Super 8 is a vintage film format introduced in the 1960s—think of it as the OG Instagram filter, but in real life. It’s grainy, dreamy, and has that “home movie meets French art film” vibe. If your wedding had a love child with Wes Anderson and your grandparents' anniversary reel, Super 8 would be it.

Great question, film buff! "Video" is what you shoot on digital cameras—crisp, clean, modern. "Film," specifically *Super 8*, is shot on actual film stock, meaning each frame is physically captured on light-sensitive celluloid. No filters, no fakery—just raw, romantic realness with all the nostalgic feels.

Super 8 gives your day a timeless, cinematic look that digital just can't fake. It turns hugs into heirlooms and kisses into Kodak moments (literally). It’s for couples who love vintage vibes, artistic storytelling, and something truly different from the standard wedding highlight reel.

Up to you! Think of Super 8 as your stylish sidekick. Most couples still get a modern video for the full sound, vows, speeches, and all the crisp details. Super 8 is like the dreamy, silent-film cousin—more emotion, less exposition. It complements your main video with artsy flair and old-school soul.

Probably not. Super 8 cameras typically don’t record sound. But that’s part of the magic—it’s set to music, letting the visuals do the talking. You’ll be too busy swooning over the slow-motion veil twirls and flickering candlelight to miss the dialogue.

Usually 3–6 minutes. Think of it like a music video made from your most golden moments. Short, sweet, and utterly rewatchable (like, every anniversary kind of rewatchable).

Soft, warm, slightly grainy, with beautiful imperfections—just like true love. Light flares, blurred edges, and vintage color tones make your wedding look like a moment out of time. The word “ethereal” comes up a lot.

It can be a little pricier than digital because film stock, processing, and scanning are more labor-intensive. You're paying for real film, real craftsmanship, and a timeless aesthetic.

Super 8 takes a bit longer because the film has to be processed and digitized. Think 6–10 weeks, depending on the lab and your filmmaker’s workflow. But trust us—it’s worth the wait. Good things take time (and vintage chemicals).

Even better! Super 8 loves golden sunsets, cobblestone streets, and flowing linen on the Amalfi Coast.

Nope—it’s a timeless medium that just happens to be cool again. Super 8 has been around since your grandparents were dancing to Elvis, and it’ll still look good when your grandkids watch it one day. It’s retro now, classic forever.

Couples who:

• Have a soft spot for vintage and analog aesthetics  
• Want something different from the cookie-cutter wedding video  
• Are okay with perfectly imperfect moments  
• Believe romance looks best on real film  

Super 8 isn’t just a style—it’s a *feeling.*  

It’s not about perfection. It’s about mood, memory, and magic. If you want to remember your wedding the way it felt—not just how it looked—this might be your movie moment.