During this pandemic, the government of India has taken necessary containment measures and restricted the number of guests at most events, including weddings, to 50.
To avoid risks of getting infected by the virus, while most weddings have been rescheduled to early next year, there are couples that are still planning to get married this year. Some of these couples are trying to adapt to the new normal by taking all the required precautions and panning to live-stream their wedding.
Hosting your wedding through a live-streaming platform like Instagram or Facebook is possible but you do not have total control over your privacy. What's more, if you’re playing music that is special to you and your loved one, some platforms like YouTube or Vimeo might even block your video or take it down once they detect copyright issues.
The Wedding Bonanza is helping its clients live-stream their wedding. Our experience of covering weddings around the world helps us provide specific guidance we suggest to have someone who’s an expert on the other end of the device.
Considering how important it is to be surrounded by your loved ones who are not able to join you on your big day, TWB would like to offer the service to Live Stream your big day.
“In the time of crisis the wise build bridges”
