Andrea & Ted - A Hastings House Wedding on Salt Spring Island
We were part of Andrea and Ted's Hastings House wedding on Salt Spring Island, shooting both digital and 35mm film. The film photos are being developed now and will land in the gallery soon.
A Hastings House wedding sits gently on Salt Spring Island: old stone, salt air, and a quiet that lets the people do the talking. We were lucky to photograph Andrea and Ted’s day here, working across digital and 35mm film, and the gallery below holds the digital frames.
A Hastings House wedding held by old stone and salt air
There are places on the coast that ask you to slow down, and this is one of them. Weathered stone, the smell of the sea coming up off the harbour, light moving slowly through the afternoon. Andrea and Ted’s Hastings House wedding leaned into all of it, unhurried and warm, the sort of gathering where nobody is performing and everyone is simply present. Our job on days like this is small and steady: to stay close, watch the light, and let the place set the pace. You can see more of the island weddings we love being part of across our Salt Spring Island wedding work.
Why shoot both digital and 35mm film?
We photographed Andrea and Ted’s day on digital and 35mm film together, and the two carry a wedding differently. Digital is faithful and quick, good for the fast turns of a day and the low light of an evening. Film is slower and softer, with grain and colour that feel closer to memory than record. Running both means a couple gets the clarity of one and the mood of the other, and neither has to do all the work alone. It is part of how we like to approach photography as one team.
The digital frames tell you what happened. The film tells you how it felt.
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When will Andrea and Ted’s Hastings House wedding film gallery be ready?
The 35mm film from this Hastings House wedding is at the lab now, being developed and scanned. Film takes its own time, and we would rather wait for it to come back right than rush it. Once the scans are in, we will add them to the gallery here on the journal, so the digital and film sit side by side the way the day was actually lived. Check back soon; it will be worth the wait.
Planning your own Salt Spring Island wedding
If a quiet, place-rooted day like Andrea and Ted’s is what you are after, the Gulf Islands have no shortage of settings that reward it. We are a small collective of photographers, filmmakers, and planners who live and work here, and we are always glad to talk through what a day on Salt Spring could look like. You can learn a little more about who we are, or simply get in touch and tell us about your day.
Hastings House wedding questions
Where is Hastings House? +
Hastings House is a wedding venue on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia’s Gulf Islands, set among old stone buildings above the harbour, with the salt air close by.
Did Andrea and Ted’s wedding include film photography? +
Yes. We photographed the day on both digital and 35mm film. The digital frames are already in the gallery, and the film scans will be added once they return from the lab.
What does 35mm film add to wedding photos? +
Film carries grain and colour that feel closer to memory than record. Paired with the clarity and speed of digital, a couple gets both the mood and the detail of their day.









