How it works
- Ask your videographer for a YouTube Live watch link, or schedule one yourself (unlisted).
- In the editor, open the ceremony that will be streamed and expand Live stream. Paste the link; add a note like Streamed from 6:15 AM IST.
- Guests see a Watch live button on that card. In the event's time window it becomes Live now with a red dot, and the stream plays inside the invitation.
Live preview — scroll it like a guest would.
Why inside the invitation
Relatives abroad are opening the invitation at 6 AM IST — 7:30 PM in New York — half-awake and on a phone. They should not be searching WhatsApp for a second link. The stream lives on the card they already have, under the ceremony it belongs to, with the time in the note.
Etiquette that helps
- Keep the stream unlisted, not public.
- Send relatives abroad a message with the time in their zone and a reminder the evening before.
- Ask the videographer for audio from the hall's sound system — phone mics make mantras sound like wind.
The full setup guide, including Zoom and Meet: How to add a live stream to your wedding invitation.
Included on every plan, including Link.
Add a live stream to your invitationFAQ
Does the live stream cost extra?
No. It is included on every plan.
What if I get the link after sending the invitation?
Add it later from your edit link — the button appears on the invitation everyone already has.
Can I stream two ceremonies?
Yes — each event card has its own stream link.