Ceremony Live stream / Filming

If you, your FH and/or your immediate family would like to rewatch the day, film it.


If you’d like to share the day with those who were not comfortable attending in person, do the live stream. If you’d like to increase the likelihood of people attending, though, you need to get the logistics out ASAP.
Don’t assume that every “no” rsvp means those guests don’t care about you and your wedding. We’re in the middle of a global pandemic, plenty of people are heartbroken as well to decline the invitation to one of the most special days of their nearest and dearest friends and family.

We are doing a live stream that will also record so it can be viewed at a later date and time.


We have been torn on what to do about who views it and I think what we will do, just need to finalize the details, is we are going to send our original guests who were going to be invited before we minimized down a link to view the live stream. After our wedding day we will post our recorded link for anyone else who wasn’t invited to be able to see it.
This allows a lot of distant and out of state relatives and friends to be able to still watch the ceremony if they would like.

Hi Kalie! I definitely think you should film it or livestream it! No matter what, it will be nice for you to have the ceremony recorded so you can watch it again in the future! ❤️

Do you have a laptop camera you can use, a tripod for your phone, or someone attending who can film it for you?

We have some great tips you can check out in this article: The 8 Details That Will Make All the Difference for Your Virtual Wedding, and other brides have shared their plans and personal experiences in these helpful posts:

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