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Live- streaming your wedding: Which service is best? Amanda and Jason used Skype on a smartphone with a tripod. Hello! For various reasons, our family won't be able to attend our wedding. Do you have any tips on how to go about live- streaming our ceremony and some of the reception? Help, please!–Kat. Guests attending your wedding over the internet: the future is HERE. We have a whole tag dedicated to offbeat couples who have live- streamed their wedding, so you're not the first to navigate these waters.

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Let's look at some options for virtually inviting guests to your wedding — whether it be just Grandma using Skype or dozens (hundreds? Then I'll run down some tips for making sure your stream runs seamlessly.

FIRST: Let's pick a service. Skype. Skype is so popular among Offbeat Brides that we have a whole tag archive for it.

If you're only going to be streaming to one other device (computer, smartphone, or tablet), Skype is a great option. It's free for one- to- one video calls. If you upgrade, you can even have a conference call for up to 1.

Amanda and Jason live- streamed their elopement using Skype, and so did Andy and Cassie. Andy and Cassie talking to their virtual guests! Apple Face. Time.

If you have a Mac. Book, i. Pad, or i. Phone, you can set up a video call to another Apple Face. Time user. Face. Time is one- to- one only, so those who want to see your stream will all have to be watching the same screen. If you're using an i.

Phone or an i. Pad, you can choose to use the front or back cameras while Face. Timing, and switch back and forth between the calls. UStream. Ang and Matt used UStream to stream their wedding. UStream has apps for i. OS and Android, meaning you can stream from your smartphone or tablet as well as your computer. Anyone accessing the stream can chat with other attendees and gush about how great your choice of processional music sounded. You can choose to simply broadcast, or broadcast and record for later viewing.

You can't password- protect your stream unless you upgrade to the Pro plan. Ang's reasons for choosing UStream? It's FREE. It's easy to use.

It's got great image quality (especially considering that it's FREE). It has Chat and Twitter capabilities so people can talk about what they're watching. It's customizable — wedding logo, colors, etc.

Livestream. Livestream's free option streams video in HD, has i. OS and Android apps for your smartphones and tablets, and records to the cloud, saving your video for 3. You can't make your event private using the free plan. Alicia and Cody used a laptop and an external webcam to stream.

Justin. tv. Alicia and Cody used Justin. They have free and paid options for broadcasting. Alicia gave some other tips in the comments.

Justin. tv has a really easy interface where you can just plug in a webcam and let it go. If you're more tech savvy, you can use things like Flash Media Encoder or Quick. Time Broadcaster to control things a bit more. We went with Justin.

HD, but unfortunately the wireless at E M wasn't quite fast enough to handle it. Also, Justin. tv doesn't save its videos for long (two days?), so be sure to save them immediately if you want them for posterity. Oh yes, and be sure to test things out before the day of!

Google Hangouts on Air and You. Tube Live. This is where conference video calls for a handful of people and live- streaming to as many as you want come together — and this is my personal recommendation for the best service. Like Skype, Google Hangouts on Air is free; unlike Skype, you don't need to upgrade to have conference calls with multiple computers.

Nine people can join the hangout itself, and the video is simultaneously streamed to You. Tube. You can set the event to public, private, or unlisted. If you set it to public, anyone can watch your stream. If you set it to private, you have to manually invite anyone you want to watch, and those people need to have a Google account. If you set it to unlisted, anyone you give the link to will be able to watch the stream live on You. Tube. You. Tube Live saves the broadcast as a video and posts it automatically to your You.

Tube page (you can set the privacy for this, too). Your attendees can access Hangouts on their computer, tablet, or smartphone, thanks to the app. Next week I'll have a whole step- by- step to show you how to use Google Hangouts on Air and You.

Tube Live! Save a seat for your virtual guests! Photo by Jonas Seaman. OK, NOW: the technology. Obvious advice is obvious: test your set- up multiple times to make sure it works, and to learn to troubleshoot anything that might come up the day- of. Also, make sure you delegate managing the livestreaming to a techy friend or family member at the wedding — you don't want to be troubleshooting wifi in your wedding finery!

About the tools. You'll need an internet connection (wifi or ethernet) at your venue, or your device will have to have mobile internet or be able to be used as a wireless hotspot. Ethernet is perhaps more reliable and faster, but can only be used for laptops or computers.

Remember that video can take a chunk out of your mobile data, so try to use wifi or a broadband connection when possible! You'll also need a computer, smartphone, or tablet equipped with a webcam to capture the video. Remember that not all webcams are created equal!

You might want to look into a smartphone tripod mount or a tablet tripod mount, or assign someone with very steady hands to hold the smartphone or tablet. Video quality is contingent on the webcam, your internet connection, and the service you're using. Some of the services below only let you stream at a certain quality on their free plan. Play around with some different options to see what works best for you. Disable any "go to sleep" or screensaver functions on the device. For the guests — virtual and non- virtual.

Figure out a good angle to film from and consider appointing someone to keep an eye on the stream during the ceremony. Set up a sign so that guests understand that they can be seen and heard if they approach the live stream! Watch Money Putlocker# on this page. Check out these "play- along- at- home" favours for your virtual attendees! If you're using a laptop, you could save a seat for it. If you're doing a public stream, remember that your video could get flagged for copyright infringement if you play copyrighted music.

Consider having someone mute the mic on the device during the music. Make sure your virtual attendees know how to get to the page where you'll be streaming the wedding. Will you share the link with them in an email, Facebook update, or IM? Or will you embed the video on your blog?

Remember that some of these options necessitate an account ahead of time. Make sure your virtual attendees have this set up before the day- of. And now, here's my follow- up tutorial for using Google Hangouts on Air/You. Tube Live. For those of you livestreaming your weddings, which streaming services are you using and why?

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