Live Stream your wedding

Wedding Live Streaming

Why Live Stream Your Wedding?

Due to the fact that guest lists have been limited and travel difficult for some, couples have been leaning on technology to still share their wedding with the ones they love most. According to WeddingWire, “In fact, according to the Global COVID-19 Weddings Report, 43% of couples in the US plan to include streaming technology in their wedding celebrations for guests who don’t feel comfortable attending an in-person event.” Couples will be looking for pros who can help them set up the technology to do this without the headache of needing to figure it out themselves. Show them you know how to get it done:


Live Stream Services Includes:

• Live Stream Technician / Operator
• Audio Solutions
• Link for Easy Sharing

So why can’t a family member just use their smartphone and start a livestream to a social media platform? Why hire professionals?

Well, there is actually a lot that goes into live streaming your wedding, even just with a phone: internet access, tripod, phone mount, a good microphone, someone to manage the live stream, a constant power source to prevent the battery from dying, and that’s just to name a few [4]. When using a simple smartphone to stream such an important event, it does not achieve the required audio and video clarity and can be hard for the audience to watch all the way through. Professional videographers in the industry will ensure the picture and audio is as perfect as it can be, as well as set everything up so you don’t have to lift a finger or monitor the connection while trying to enjoy your big day. 

Live streaming your wedding can be a great way to share your special day with loved ones who are unable to attend in person. There are a few things to consider when planning to live stream your wedding.

First, you will need to choose a live streaming platform. Some popular options include Zoom, YouTube Live, and Facebook Live. Each platform has its own set of features and limitations, so it's important to research and choose the one that best fits your needs.

Next, you will need to ensure that you have a good internet connection at your wedding venue. You will also need to set up a camera or device that can capture the ceremony and reception.

You can hire a professional videographer to live stream your wedding, or you can also work with a streaming service provider to handle the technical aspects of the live stream. They can handle the setup, camera positioning, and technical aspects of the stream, so you can focus on your special day.

It's also important to let your guests know that the wedding will be live streamed and provide them with the link or instructions on how to access the stream.

You can also consider having a backup plan in case the live stream experiences technical difficulties. This could include recording the ceremony and reception and sharing the video with guests afterwards.

Overall, live streaming your wedding can be a great way to share your special day with loved ones who are unable to attend in person. With a little planning and preparation, you can make sure that your live stream is a success

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Nathan P