Live Streaming Video for Weddings: the Biggest Problem with Destination Weddings Solved
Destination weddings, although "dream" weddings, pose a problem in that not all your guests are usually able to attend. LiveWeddingBroadcast.TV is a new live broadcasting service that allows the wedding to be broadcast live to those guests who cannot make it.
Daytona Beach, FL, June 12, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Brides and grooms are flocking to sandy beaches and exotic locations in record numbers—much to the dismay of friends and family who can not join them in the nuptial festivities.
According to the Condé Nast Bridal Group, destination weddings have exploded to include 16 percent of all weddings—quadrupling in under a decade. But the problem of disgruntled guests and empty seats has remained steady—up until now.
Live Wedding Broadcast (www.liveweddingbroadcast.tv) has addressed the problem of absent guests at the couple’s dream wedding by providing an inexpensive, uncomplicated technological solution: live streaming video of the wedding, during and after the actual ceremony.
“Brides and grooms were disappointed to learn many invited guests couldn’t make it to the wedding due to travel costs, health concerns or conflicts. The high cost of traveling is usually the number one reason a guest couldn’t attend, often causing the couple to feel guilty for indulging in their dream wedding but non-traditional location,” said Brian Pike, the owner and founder of Live Wedding Broadcast.
Founded in May of 2007, Live Wedding Broadcast became the pioneering force in live wedding video streaming. Keeping the technology simple, the real-time video streaming can be used worldwide and by both professionals and amateur videographers.
“The only thing needed is a video camera, a laptop and broadband Internet access,” said Pike, “We have even successfully broadcast weddings from remote locations with no Internet access using cellular broadband Rev. A cards.”
Virtual guests are sent an email invitation, explaining the login protocol and reminding them of the date and time. But there is no need to get to the chapel on time. If the guest forgets to watch in real time, the video is available for download moments after the “I Dos” are spoken. It remains in archive for up to 45 days.
In addition to live video streaming, Live Wedding Broadcast also offers:
Up to 50 virtual guests concurrently
Complete bridal registry
On Demand viewing immediately after the wedding
Online video archiving for 45 days
Video, audio or text message capability from the guests
Complete tech support
As easy as checking email at a local Wi-Fi hot spot, Live Wedding Broadcast offers a real-time solution to the problem of absent guests at destination weddings. It also makes great honeymoon viewing for the bride and groom.
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According to the Condé Nast Bridal Group, destination weddings have exploded to include 16 percent of all weddings—quadrupling in under a decade. But the problem of disgruntled guests and empty seats has remained steady—up until now.
Live Wedding Broadcast (www.liveweddingbroadcast.tv) has addressed the problem of absent guests at the couple’s dream wedding by providing an inexpensive, uncomplicated technological solution: live streaming video of the wedding, during and after the actual ceremony.
“Brides and grooms were disappointed to learn many invited guests couldn’t make it to the wedding due to travel costs, health concerns or conflicts. The high cost of traveling is usually the number one reason a guest couldn’t attend, often causing the couple to feel guilty for indulging in their dream wedding but non-traditional location,” said Brian Pike, the owner and founder of Live Wedding Broadcast.
Founded in May of 2007, Live Wedding Broadcast became the pioneering force in live wedding video streaming. Keeping the technology simple, the real-time video streaming can be used worldwide and by both professionals and amateur videographers.
“The only thing needed is a video camera, a laptop and broadband Internet access,” said Pike, “We have even successfully broadcast weddings from remote locations with no Internet access using cellular broadband Rev. A cards.”
Virtual guests are sent an email invitation, explaining the login protocol and reminding them of the date and time. But there is no need to get to the chapel on time. If the guest forgets to watch in real time, the video is available for download moments after the “I Dos” are spoken. It remains in archive for up to 45 days.
In addition to live video streaming, Live Wedding Broadcast also offers:
Up to 50 virtual guests concurrently
Complete bridal registry
On Demand viewing immediately after the wedding
Online video archiving for 45 days
Video, audio or text message capability from the guests
Complete tech support
As easy as checking email at a local Wi-Fi hot spot, Live Wedding Broadcast offers a real-time solution to the problem of absent guests at destination weddings. It also makes great honeymoon viewing for the bride and groom.
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Contact
Live Wedding Broadcast. TV
Brian Pike
888-592-8801
http://www.liveweddingbroadcast.tv
notify@liveweddingbroadcast.tv
Contact
Brian Pike
888-592-8801
http://www.liveweddingbroadcast.tv
notify@liveweddingbroadcast.tv
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