Wedding Live Stream Melbourne
A professional broadcast of your ceremony, streamed clean to the people who could not be there. Multiple angles, real audio, one simple link. From $650.
For the people who could not come
Someone you love is not going to be at your wedding.
A grandparent too frail to travel. Family overseas who could not make the trip. A friend on the other side of the world, a relative in hospital, the people for whom the distance was simply too far. Every wedding has them, and every couple feels the gap.
A live stream closes it. Your ceremony, broadcast as it happens, to a single link they open from their couch in Manila or Manchester or a hospital room in Melbourne. They hear your vows in real time. They see you turn around. They are at your wedding, from wherever they are.
Why a phone on a tripod is not this
You have seen the version where someone props a phone against a candle and starts a shaky vertical stream that drops out halfway through the vows.
This is not that.
This is a proper broadcast. Real cameras on the ceremony, positioned where the moments are. Clean audio taken from the same sources my film uses, so your vows are crisp instead of a distant echo bouncing off the back wall. A stable connection with a backup. And a stream that holds, in focus, in frame, for the whole ceremony, so the people watching feel like they are there rather than like they are watching a fire drill.
The difference is the audio more than anything. A phone stream gives your overseas family a muffled room. This gives them your actual vows.
What’s included
Professional multi-camera coverage of your ceremony, streamed live.
Clean audio pulled from proper sources, so vows and readings come through clearly.
A single private link you share with anyone, anywhere, no app and no account required.
A stable connection with backup, monitored live throughout, so it does not drop at the worst moment.
A recording of the full stream, sent to you afterwards, so the people who missed the live can still watch.
How it works for your guests
You get one link. You send it to whoever you want, however you want, a text, an email, a spot in your invitation.
They click it at your ceremony time and watch, on a phone, a laptop, a smart TV, anywhere with internet. No app to download. No account to make. No password for your ninety year old great-aunt to fight with. Just a link that plays.
Afterwards they get the recording too, so the ones who slept through the time difference can watch it over breakfast.
Which venues this works at
Most, with one thing to check: internet.
A venue with reliable wifi or good mobile signal is straightforward. A remote paddock, a deep valley or a stone chapel with thick walls can be trickier, and that is exactly the kind of thing worth raising early. I carry a mobile connection with backup, and for most Melbourne and regional venues that is enough.
Tell me where you are getting married when you enquire and I will tell you honestly whether the signal will hold, before you promise your family a stream that a dead spot might break.
Who this is for
Couples with people who matter who cannot be in the room.
Interstate and overseas family. Elderly relatives who cannot travel. Friends deployed, working, unwell, or simply too far. Anyone whose absence you feel and want to shrink.
It is also quietly wonderful for the couple themselves. Months later, the live recording is a raw, unedited record of your entire ceremony start to finish, every word, which your highlight film necessarily trims. Some couples take the stream as much for that as for the guests.
The time zone problem, solved
Here is the thing nobody plans for: your overseas family is in a different day.
A two in the afternoon Melbourne ceremony is four in the morning in London and eleven at night in Los Angeles the day before. Some of the people you most want watching live are asleep when your vows happen, through no fault of anyone.
This is why the recording matters as much as the live stream. The live broadcast is for the family who can stay up or wake early, and plenty do, setting an alarm to watch you marry from the other side of the planet. The recording is for everyone else, waiting for them the moment they wake, the full ceremony start to finish, so nobody is left out by an accident of geography.
When you send the link, I will help you word a simple note about the time so your family knows whether to watch live or catch the recording. It is a small thing that saves a lot of confused messages at four in the morning.
What the recording gives you later
The live stream has a second life you might not expect.
Your wedding film, done well, is a highlight. It trims. It shapes. It chooses the strongest moments and lets the rest go, and that is exactly what makes it a film rather than footage.
The live stream recording is the opposite, and the two are better together. It is your entire ceremony, unedited, every word of every vow and reading and the full exchange, start to finish, exactly as it happened. Years from now, when you want to hear the whole thing rather than the highlight, it is there.
Couples are often surprised that the stream they booked for their overseas grandmother becomes the thing they themselves rewatch on anniversaries. The complete, unhurried ceremony is a different keepsake to the film, and it costs you nothing extra to have both.
Frequently asked questions
Is this different from my wedding film?
Yes. The live stream is your full ceremony, broadcast as it happens and recorded start to finish, unedited. Your wedding film is crafted later and tells the story of the whole day. The stream is for being there live. The film is for reliving it.
What if the internet drops?
I run a backup connection and monitor the stream live throughout, which is most of what you are paying for over a phone on a tripod. At venues with genuinely poor signal I will tell you the risk honestly before the day rather than after.
Do our guests need an app or account?
No. It is a single link that opens in any browser on any device. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Can people watch it later?
Yes. Everyone who gets the link also gets the recording afterwards, so anyone who missed the live time can still watch the whole ceremony.
Will it be private?
The link is private and shared only by you. It is not listed or searchable. You control who has it.
Can you stream the reception and speeches too?
The standard covers your ceremony, which is what almost everyone wants for distant family. If you want speeches streamed as well, mention it when you enquire and I will put together the right setup.
Does the audio really matter that much?
More than anything else. A phone stream gives your family a muffled room. This takes audio from the same clean sources my film uses, so they hear your vows properly. It is the single biggest difference between this and a DIY stream.
From $650
Bring the people who could not come.
Sits naturally alongside a photography or film package, so the day is captured for you and shared for them.