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Weddings are usually very happy occasions as they also serve as a reunion for family members that have not seen each other for a long time. However, time constraints and the increasing transportation costs have preceded people from traveling and enjoying these occasions.
Friends and relatives from other continents or even those who could not make it to the venue itself will still be able to witness your wedding through webcast or Internet broadcasting. Depending on the available facilities, you can broadcast your event either live while the wedding is going on or you can have it recorded for broadcasting at a later time.
Quite a few weddings already held in Las Vegas have been webcasted to the couple's people in the United States and even in other continents such as Asia. The only things you need to webcast your wedding is a videographers and an internet connection. Your viewers need a fast or a broadband Internet connection to make the webcast run smoothly.
Once you have finalized the details of the webcast you can send your friends and relative an e-card announcing the time it will be shown, considering of course their time zones. With this technology you can have as few as 10 guests in your venue but hundreds more in front of their computer monitors. This is ideal for those who opt for destination weddings and the location is far from where their friends or family live.
Webcasting your special day is not only ideal for couples who want to marry in style but for those who want to enjoy the privacy of their event with only a few guests sitting with them in the chapel during the ceremony. At the same time, this is also a good way of saving on a lot of expenses since you do not need to get a larger venue or to provide a lavish reception for so many people.
Why allow your friends and family to miss your special day when you an avail of this newest technology? You can ask a friend who is knowledgeable about video streaming to do the webcast for you or you can hire a company that provides this service.
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Source by Amanda Jane
