Vintage Pecan Springs Ranch Wedding Film | 16mm & Super 8 Cinematic Highlights Austin Hill Country скачать в хорошем качестве

Vintage Pecan Springs Ranch Wedding Film | 16mm & Super 8 Cinematic Highlights Austin Hill Country

Relive the timeless romance of a dreamy Hill Country wedding at Pecan Springs Ranch, captured entirely on vintage 16mm and Super 8 film for that authentic, nostalgic glow. Nestled on 17 acres of lush pecan and oak groves along Slaughter Creek—just 15 minutes from downtown Austin—this Austin wedding venue is a hidden oasis of natural beauty, with bubbling springs, serene ponds, and year-round green landscapes perfect for intimate ceremonies and grand celebrations. In this 16mm film wedding highlight reel, watch as the couple exchanges vows under ancient oaks, dances under string lights in the 6,000 sq ft climate-controlled barn, and steals quiet moments by the water's edge—all infused with the soft, grainy magic of Super 8 footage. From the bride's getting-ready in the dedicated cottage to the golden-hour portraits amid wildflowers, every frame evokes old Hollywood elegance meets Texas charm. Filmed by award-winning Austin wedding videographer Adam Grumbo Films (@grumbofilms), a destination specialist in analog cinematography using decades-old film cameras for one-of-a-kind, heirloom-quality edits. Featured in Vogue Love Stories and TV Film of the Year, Adam crafts films that feel like cherished family artifacts—perfect for couples seeking a vintage wedding video that stands out from digital overload. If you're planning a Pecan Springs Ranch wedding, Austin destination elopement, or Hill Country film wedding, this is your inspiration! Book your vintage wedding film consultation today. 📍 Venue: Pecan Springs Ranch, Austin, TX 🎥 Videography: Adam Grumbo Films 📸 Photography: Al Gawlik Photography Ready for your own cinematic love story? Visit adamgrumbofilms.com for vintage wedding packages, or DM @grumbofilms on Instagram. Tag us in your wedding inspo! #VintageWeddingFilm #PecanSpringsRanchWedding