Skype’s group video option is free, but it only allows for up to 50 people.
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You can upgrade to the basic plan, which allows for up to 250 participants per call (which you can access using a 14-day free trial).įacebook’s livestream function is free and does not limit the number of participants and allows for up to eight hours of livestreaming. Google Hangout is also free, but only 25 people can join a video call. Kohanzadeh, a 25-year-old field manager at a nonprofit organization. “We were originally going to FaceTime with just a few aunts and uncles, but we decided why not invite everyone since we were doing it virtually,” said Ms. Their eight immediate family members attended in person, while Rabbi Tova Leibovic-Douglas and more than 400 of their friends and family tuned in during the livestream.
Kohanzadeh’s childhood home in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The couple exchanged vows March 27 in the backyard of Ms. “Livestreaming a wedding is becoming mainstream,” said Vishal Joshi, the founder and chief executive of Joy, a wedding planning and technology company based in San Francisco that recently started a free livestreaming feature on its website.ĭani Kohanzadeh and Nathan Saadat, who live in Los Angeles and had planned a large wedding on March 28 at the Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel, Calif., turned to the videoconferencing app Zoom for their scaled-down ceremony.
While social distancing and restrictions on travel and large gatherings have forced many couples to postpone their wedding celebrations, some are still choosing to marry and are inviting guests to witness their union from the comfort of their own homes via live video streams.
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