With our wedding live streaming services, you not only get the most reliable stream on any device around the world, you also get access to our top-of-the-line audio system that ensures that everyone hears every beautiful moment, whether they're in the room or watching from home

We recommend streaming to either YouTube or Facebook, as these platforms will be most accessible to your friends and family. At the same time, we’ll be recording the event on our broadcast quality HD cameras. Because of the network-dependent nature of live streaming, the feed quality is typically 720p, and those watching at home may get a lower quality stream depending on their internet speed. By recording simultaneously, you’ll also have the option to upload a higher quality version of your wedding for later viewing. We understand that these are once-in-a-lifetime events so we like to have a backup recording to give our clients peace of mind.

Arguably one of the most important considerations of a live stream is the speed of your connection. Many weddings, especially in Oregon, are held outdoors in remote (and beautiful) locations, where getting even the most basic signal can be a challenge. You could have the best cameras and audio equipment in the world, but you’d still be at the mercy of a slow internet signal. One of the benefits of working with Portland Event Films is that we use cellular bonding. This allows us to use two different data plans paired together, along with whatever Ethernet and Wi-Fi options are available onsite to create a high-quality signal for your live stream that is always backed up.

All of our live streaming packages come with a multi-camera option. We’ll have production level-cameras to do live audio and video switching during the ceremony. This allows us to switch between close ups and wide shots, as well as cut to another speaker or performer you may have invited to be part of the ceremony. We’ll even coordinate with the celebrant to make sure that we have the best viewing options covered without being in the way. This gives your viewers at home the chance to feel like they are right there with you on your big day.