This depends on a few things. A 5-pack of 120 film is $80, and one roll of 35mm film goes for $8-$16, plus there is the cost of developing, scanning ($18/roll), and of course, paying a photographer who can shoot film. Expenses usually total about $1200-$4000 for an all-film shoot/wedding.

This is also up to you! I recommend a few of each, this way you get the best of both worlds. 

Obviously each camera has limitations, but with the right skillset, it's possible to shoot in (almost) every environment. I have plenty of off-camera light, high-ISO (aka light-sensitive) film, and great knowledge of natural lighting. The only *real* setback is not being able to do rapid-fire shooting. Since every image costs money, you have to really slow down and choose wisely about which moments are photo-worthy.

I never turn down an opportunity to travel. I live in North Jersey (think: Sopranos) and only charge for locations more than 2 hours from NYC. Each destination is different, and I'll never make you pay for more than it would be for me to spend a night or two in the area (plus a flight, if necessary).