The seven-time champion hopes to once again be in a position to challenge for the title after enduring a couple of years of frustration at Mercedes.
One of the greatest drivers in Formula 1 history being paired with the most iconic and successful team on the grid caused much excitement when it was first announced back in February.
Wolff thinks Hamilton will find a way
However, The 39-year-old has still had some critics in a season that currently sees him sitting sixth in the drivers' standings.
A poor season has been boosted by two stunning victories at the British and Belgian grands prix, and Hamilton has been pretty down about his own qualifying performances.
But Wolff is anything but bitter, suggesting that the future Hamilton-Ferrari relationship will prosper despite the views of others.
In an interview with Motorsport.com, the Austrian claimed: "I think many people say that it's going to be really difficult.
"But I think if you say it's going to be really difficult, then often it's the opposite.
"Ferrari is a great team, great people, lots of emotion and passion and therefore it's pressure. But I believe they are going to find a way of working with each other."