How do I get a wedding ceremony broadcast on the Internet?

Question

My fiance' won't be having any family at our ceremony for reasons of distance. We where hoping that there was a way to do a live internet broadcast. Is there a way to do this? And please tell me that it's cheap, we're on a tight budget.

Answer 1

If the church or facility has a high speed connection, you could do it for free using a multitude of videochat programs, even Yahoo itself :) Bring a laptop.. or two... and webcams... and away you go :) The quality may not be the best, depending on the cams, but it would be free and live and you can't beat that!

If the church doesn't have broadband, you might get lucky doing some doorknocking in the neighbourhood and asking if someone would let you hook up to them. You'd need a wireless connection or a great long cat 5 cable, but that's cheap too.

Good luck with your webcast :)

Answer 2

Write out your prevalent wedding ceremony invitation then comprise the positioning in there below area for those you know should not be able to make it. or you would possibly want to always do an "statement" style wedding ceremony invitiation and comprise on a seperate mini card (or corporation style card) the positioning and time so that's no longer on the marriage invitation itself. Do some thing like "won't be able to make it? No complications you may watch us get married right here!" or some thing a lot more beneficial formal!

Answer 3

You can broadcast live on the Internet with a helloWorld account. They start at only $9.95 and you can broadcast for 20-60 minutes and have many viewers tune in. Plus you can choose to have it archived for later viewing. It's really easy to use. I do a live eBay sellers broadcast twice a week, and I love it! Go to www.hellworld.com/tgerald for more information.

Answer 4

You should contact a videographers for this question. They can definitely tell you what to do and give you suggestions.