Creative Pixel Photography has won an award

A black and white image of a bride on the dancefloor with her bridesmaid
Credit: Creative Pixel Photography

Allen Blasdell from Creative Pixel Photography has had an exciting few months. He was awarded a Wedisson Award for the above image and was accepted by ‘This is Reportage’ and ‘Masters of Wedding Photography’ – congratulations!

Fully booked for 2024, Allen is taking bookings for 2025 and will be exhibiting at the Ravenwood Hall Wedding Fair on Sunday 21st April 2024. This is the perfect time to meet Allen and discuss your big day requirements.

He tells us: “My goal is to be there at your wedding, yet unnoticed, to capture moments that you’ll have missed and gently work with you and your guests to create a set of photos that will make you cry one day and laugh the next. My work as a documentary wedding photographer is to give you photographs that capture the moments, emotions and story of your wedding day as it unfolds. From the prep in the morning with your bridesmaids, where the champagne is flowing freely, to the ceremony where your new partner showed emotions you’d never seen before, to the first dance, where finally all the joy and happiness exploded with crazy, uninhibited dancing.”

Find out more about Creative Pixel Photography at www.creativepixelphotos.com

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