Digital cameras might be all the rage, but that doesn’t mean film is dead just yet. There are a ton of artistic photographers who are dedicated to giving film a comeback, and the results of their work are truly dazzling.

Many of you may have noticed how Dan & Julie’s Real Wedding was full of unique photos, bright colors and interesting shots—that’s right! It was all shot on high quality film, printed and then scanned in to create digital prints.

You Look Nice Today Photography is a big proponent of film photos. I know it might be scary not to have the benefit of instant digital feedback, but it might be worth a try if you want truly unique photos with a fresh, artistic flair. Just look at how gorgeous some of these shots from You Look Nice Today came out:

Will you be giving film photography a try? Why or why not? Let us know!

Today’s Real Wedding was submitted by Michelle of Misha Media. Majka and Ziggy married June 8, 2009 in Chicago. The photographer took advantage of the atmosphere of the Windy City to create stunning shots using Majka’s long, flowing veil. We love the Manolos and the classic city photos!

Growing up in a very suburban area of Detroit, surrounded by lakes, trees and nature, a visit to the city always evoked a sense of awe.  I remember the first time I witnessed a wedding in a park in downtown Chicago, surrounded by skyscrapers and honking taxi cabs, and I thought to myself, “this is beautiful.”  Beautiful doesn’t have to be a wedding in the country, or on the beach, or at a country club.  The city in and of itself is beautiful and today’s inspiration board touches the part of me that absolutely adores the sharp contrasts between a soft, white wedding and the bright, loud lights of the city.

Please pay special attention to these products and links today, as many of them deserve recognition and hold a special place in my heart!

From Left to Right, Top to Bottom:  Photo of Detroit at Night by g.s. george photography; City Bridge Thank You Note from Wedding Paper Divas; Rainy Wedding in Brooklyn by Jacco Vink; 620 Loft and Garden rooftop wedding, New York, courtesy of P.S. I love This…; Vintage Detroit Map Lamp from City Bird; Blackbook City Guide Wedding Favors from Beau-Coup.