Located in the charming town of Frome, Somerset, BroadPixel specializes in wedding photography that truly captures the real emotions and spontaneous moments of your big day. Using a documentary style, we focus on telling the honest and beautiful story of your celebration as it naturally unfolds.
Your wedding is made up of countless fleeting moments—laughs, tears, and quiet exchanges. BroadPixel takes a discreet, watchful approach to photography, so you and your guests can fully enjoy the day without feeling interrupted. This way, your photos genuinely reflect your unique love story and the atmosphere of your wedding.
Every couple’s journey is one-of-a-kind, and your wedding photos should be too. Whether you’re planning a grand celebration or an intimate gathering, BroadPixel is dedicated to understanding your vision and turning it into a stunning collection of images you’ll cherish forever. From your first consultation to the delivery of beautifully edited photos, we’re here to make the experience smooth and enjoyable.
natural light unposed relaxed simple
starting from the bottom up
give yourself plenty of time, the dates comes around much quicker than you think! also give yourself time on the day to relax and enjoy yourselves.
spectacular home made bunting
I want to know every last detail of your wedding, to ensure I capture everything, I am well organised and won't miss a thing.
blue hour photos (after the sun has gone down)
hmmm......
lots of brollies, rainy day wedding can be fun, makes me have to think on my feet!
My name is Nick, I am the Photographer here at Moon and Back, I first started taking photos at college, I learnt my craft on a film camera when I was 16, the charm of loading the film onto the spool in the dark room, sticking it in the back of a SLR camera and having the freedom to take 30 photos!
Only to get back to the darkroom and develop the photos only to find they were blurry or wrongly exposed, but this gave me more enthusiasm to get back out and and take more!
After converting to digital things were much easier, built in light meters, the ability to be able to view the photo I had just taken and delete it! And do be able to take 100’s of photos without wasting film.
I started taking mainly landscape photos, but soon found a love for taking portraits and capturing emotions and love.
So this is where I am today, breaking away from the 9 – 5, doing something I love full time.