4 Common problems when live streaming weddings and how to avoid them

As you can see, live streaming a wedding day is fairly straightforward. Choosing the right platform can simplify the process quite a bit, but if you’re trying to save some money using free platforms you can hit a few roadblocks.

Let’s explore them together.

‍Live Streaming problem #1: Video Interruptions

The biggest problem you might face is your video being blocked, interrupted, muted, or even taken down completely when live streaming through YouTube or Facebook Live.

It doesn’t matter if the video is private, or if you have 5 or 500 viewers watching from home. It will be taken down by an algorithm trained to detect this, with no support to answer questions or provide feedback.

This is a quote from Facebook’s website:

We know it can be frustrating to have a stream interrupted or to have parts of your video muted because it includes music. {…} These notifications are intended to alert you when our systems detect that your broadcast {…} video may include music in a way that doesn’t adhere to our licensing agreements.‍

And this image comes straight from Facebook.com, showing how your wedding video will be removed unless you stop playing music right away.

The solution to this problem is to avoid using Facebook Live or YouTube to live stream weddings, or to make sure that your music isn’t licenced on these platforms.

Live Streaming problem #2: I can’t hear anything

The second problem most couples face when live streaming a wedding is that the audio isn’t clear. As I mentioned before on the equipment you need, an affordable microphone can solve this problem. In most cases, this is fixed by bringing the phone closer to the speakers or to the action to avoid buying products you might not use after your wedding day.

Since I can’t see what your wedding venue looks like, I recommend you to think about the noise you might have on location to decide whether you need a microphone or not. I strongly recommend you run as many tests as needed to verify that the sound quality will be good prior to the wedding day.

Live Streaming problem #3: Wifi doesn’t work / Low signal

The next problem involves an unstable internet connection.

I’m sure you already know the basics of how wifi works: When there are a hundred people connected to it, it’s a mess. The easy solution is to have a backup plan.

Purchasing a data plan with unlimited use for the wedding day is all you need. This is really affordable, and it will guarantee a successful live stream if there’s enough signal at the venue/location.

Live Streaming problem #4: Family & Friends can’t join

Accessing a wedding live stream should be as simple as a one-click action. It can be.

With platforms like Mslive, YouTube, or Facebook, you can share a link for anyone to watch your live stream immediately. For the latter two, guests will need to sign in to be able to watch your event and this can be a problem for the non-tech savvy.

When using Zoom, the process becomes even more complicated because the list of steps involves downloading an app, creating an account, confirming your email, signing in, and muting yourself upon entry.

As always, the simplest solution is almost always the best. If you can afford to live stream your wedding day, Mslive solves this problem and many others.

Expert tips for a successful wedding live streaming experience

• Choose a live streaming platform that allows your guests to enjoy the experience as much as you do.
• Run a few tests prior to the wedding day to guarantee that the internet connection works, the audio is good, and anyone can join the live stream easily with a click or two.
• If you’re using a free platform like Facebook or YouTube, make sure that you are not playing copyrighted music or your video might be blocked.
• Invite everyone by sharing the link with them.
• Have a backup plan in case the internet doesn’t work as expected: Stable Wifi / 4G / LTE works great for live streaming.
• Fully charge your phone battery before going live
• To have the live streaming recorded automatically on your phone, make sure it is not full. If you don’t have enough space, it will be recorded online, depending on the platform you choose. Mslive, YouTube, and Facebook guarantee this.
• Outdoor locations might require being close to the action in order to get good audio. A sound system usually solves this problem.
• Designate someone to do this for you. If you’re sharing your login credentials with them, make sure to set a password you can easily share.
• Setting your phone on a tripod is the best way to get a good video.

Now that we went through everything you need to know, it’s time to start.

It is extremely easy to live stream a wedding when you choose the right tools and platform. I encourage you to download the Mslive app today and run a free test.

You’ll be amazed of how simple it is to use and you’ll want to start using it right away.

Do you have any questions about live streaming your wedding day? I’m here to help.

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