Super35 offers documentary wedding photography in Sydney for couples who want their day captured as it naturally unfolds.
Our work is built around observation rather than direction, focusing on real moments, context, and the quiet in-between exchanges that give the day its meaning.
Documentary wedding photography is about attention, not control.
Instead of staging moments or directing continuously, we work unobtrusively, allowing events to unfold in their own rhythm. We step in only when guidance is genuinely helpful, and otherwise focus on noticing what’s already there.
This approach creates images that feel honest, lived-in, and reflective of how the day actually felt — not how it was performed.
We photograph a maximum of 35 weddings per year, no more than two to three per month.
Limiting our calendar allows us to stay present on the day and intentional afterward. It removes the pressure of backlog and enables us to deliver complete wedding galleries within seven days, without rushing the work.
This structure supports the documentary process. Fewer weddings mean more attention, consistency, and care across every story we photograph.
Our role isn’t to choreograph the day.
We don’t rely on rigid shot lists or excessive posing. Instead, we focus on reactions over arrangements, connection over symmetry, and context over perfection.
The result is a body of work shaped by real interaction, moments that would exist whether a camera was there or not.
Every wedding is photographed by two photographers.
This allows for parallel moments to be documented as they happen, across the room, between guests, or in quieter spaces away from the centre of attention. It creates a fuller, more layered record of the day without increasing intrusion.
We photograph documentary-style weddings throughout Sydney and surrounding areas, including:
Our experience spans intimate gatherings, at-home celebrations, traditional ceremonies, and venue-based weddings across the city.
This approach suits couples who value authenticity and prefer their photographs to feel natural rather than directed.
It may not be the right fit if you’re looking for constant instruction, highly posed imagery, or a rigid shot list. Documentary photography relies on trust, patience, and space for moments to unfold.
Availability is intentionally limited.
If you’re looking for documentary wedding photography in Sydney and feel aligned with this way of working, you’re welcome to get in touch to check availability and share a few details about your day.
