Shooting a wedding with FILM need ADVISE

<p>Practicing before the event is a very good idea. Even if you were not doing the wedding, it's worth running a few practice rolls through the camera to see how it performs in the lighting conditions you are describing.</p>

<p>I wouldn't listen to the people who tell you that you must use modern equipment with internal metering, autofocus and even pixels. People used to photograph weddings very successfully before those things existed. My father spent many years photographing weddings with just a couple of Rolleiflexes. Before that it was a plate camera with a total of ten glass plates allocated per wedding!</p>