Film Wedding Photographer in Georgia & the Southeast

I’m Kelsey Smith, a film wedding photographer based in Georgia, serving weddings across the Southeast. I regularly photograph weddings in Macon, Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, and Athens, and am available for travel beyond those cities. I photograph most weddings on film, incorporating digital where it supports the flow of the day, with a documentary-style approach focused on real moments and the in between parts of the day. My work leans nostalgic and honest, shaped by light, place, and how things naturally unfold.

Collage of wedding photos including a bride and groom exchanging vows inside a wooden-paneled room, a wedding couple on a castle staircase, a person wrapped in a blanket near rocks at sunset, a person with a pig in a park, a couple walking on a wooden bridge, and a winding staircase viewed from above.
Wedding packages price list including Keepsake, Heirloom, and Legacy packages with details and prices. Top of the image shows a montage of wedding photos. Bottom right shows a graphic of two wedding rings with a diamond.

My wedding coverage is film-forward, with digital incorporated where it supports the flow of the day. Because film requires intentional shooting, professional lab development, and hands on scanning, each collection reflects the time and care involved in the process. If you’re drawn to documentary storytelling, honest moments, and the texture that film brings to a wedding day, I’d love to hear more about what you’re planning.

I also travel for weddings beyond these cities. Just reach out with your date and location, and I’ll be in touch with availability and next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I photograph most weddings on film, incorporating digital where it supports the flow of the day. Film is always central to my approach, but digital allows flexibility when lighting or timing calls for it.

  • I’m based in Georgia and photograph weddings throughout the Southeast and beyond.

  • My work is documentary-focused and film-forward, centered on honest moments, movement, and the in-between parts of the day.

  • I take a documentary-first approach, stepping in only when needed and letting the day unfold naturally. I’ll offer guidance during portraits and key moments, but most of the time I’m observing and responding rather than directing.

  • Film brings a slower, more intentional approach and a distinct sense of texture and tone. Because film is shot with care rather than volume, it prioritizes meaningful moments over constant coverage, resulting in images that feel considered and lasting.