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How can we livestream a wedding for a non traditional wedding?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12

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You can livestream your non traditional wedding using a smartphone, tablet or camera on a tripod, connected to a private video call or social media page. Choose a platform your guests already use, and test your internet connection beforehand.

For a non traditional wedding, the key is to keep the setup simple and personal. You do not need a professional crew. A phone or a small camera on a tripod, placed near the front, can capture the ceremony well. Make sure the device is fully charged and has a strong Wi-Fi or mobile data signal. You can stream to a private video call link, or to a closed group on a social platform, so only invited guests can watch. If you are marrying outdoors, check the weather and have a backup indoor spot. If you are having a humanist or belief ceremony, remember that in England and Wales a humanist ceremony alone is not legally binding, so you may need a separate civil ceremony. For legal details, check GOV.UK or speak to your celebrant. Practise the stream a few days before, and ask a friend to manage the camera so you can focus on each other.

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