So...dad won't be there.

Re: So...dad won't be there.

• m tulli member

  

  July 2012

  I'm so sorry. I know it's not the same but have you guys skyped? My baby sis lives in AK and we will Skype. For example we set up the computer on my moms tv for my shower. It allowed her to kind of be there. Like I said not the same, but maybe it would at least allow your dad to see you get ready and give you face to face father type advice before you get married.

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• iriscarmendiaz

  

  July 2012

  I don't know if this fits into your budget, but they have options where you can privately simulcast (webcast) your wedding on the Internet to invited people only who can see everything and chat with other online guests about your wedding while it is in progress! Packages are cheaper if you have your own video equipment (and just need the service) otherwise they can rent you the equipment too!*
  
  You can also set up Skype or some other video conferencing afterwards so that you can see/talk to other guests who are also on the Internet. It's not the same as being there, but it's a great way to incorporate your dad or any other important guests that can't be there.
  
  I forget the name of the company, but if you google it, you could find it.

  

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• megan8290

  

  July 2012 edited July 2012

  These are great ideas. Thank you! 

  I'm just afraid I'll cry if I talk to him. I usually don't skype with him that much because I always cry for 20 minutes after I talk to him. 

  

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• andysch member

  

  August 2012

  There is a service called www.wedcastitlive.com in california they live web cast weddings in HD quality they use professional videographers and provide a wedding video on DVD.

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