Oheka Castle in Huntington is one of Long Island's landmark event venues — a 1919 French-style château with formal gardens, a grand staircase, and both indoor and terrace ceremony spaces. It is a beautiful place to get married, and a venue where a live stream has to be handled with care: the coverage cannot get in the way of the photography or the guests, and it has to move with the ceremony between spaces.
What the couple needed
Family who could not travel — relatives overseas and elderly guests — wanted to watch the ceremony as it happened, and the couple wanted a clean recording to keep.
How we covered it
- Discreet multi-camera coverage — a wide of the ceremony space, a tight camera on the couple, and an angle on the aisle, placed to stay out of the photographer's frames and the guests' sightlines.
- Ceremony audio done properly — a wireless microphone on the officiant and a feed from the venue's sound where available, mixed for the stream so the vows and readings were clear.
- A private link — the stream went to a private, password-protected page shared only with the family, not to public social media.
- A recording — a full high-definition recording delivered to the couple afterward.
The result
Relatives on three continents watched the ceremony live and could see and hear it clearly, and the couple kept a recording to share. The production stayed in the background so the day looked and felt exactly as planned.
If you are planning a wedding at Oheka Castle or another Long Island venue, see wedding live streaming or request a quote.