March 8, 2021 - Toronto, Canada and Las Vegas, NV – Like all in-person events, wedding volumes have been significantly impacted by the ongoing pandemic. To deal with the challenge, Las Vegas, the wedding capital of the world, has had to adapt. Chapel of the Flowers – one of the best known wedding chapels in the city, has been able to thrive including the use of Videolinq’s video streaming service.

 

Chapel of the Flowers has been promoting young love on the world-famous Strip and performing legendary weddings, vow renewals and commitment ceremonies for over 60 years. Even with the ongoing pandemic, the chapel has continued to perform hundreds of small ceremonies, known as micro weddings. Besides its multiple wedding venues and all-inclusive wedding amenities, one of the chapel’s key differentiators lies in its offerings of video streaming. With city-ordered limits on the number of event participants, streaming allows virtual attendees from anywhere in the world to participate in wedding ceremonies.

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The chapel has arranged multiple cameras in key locations throughout its venues. As participants walk down the aisle and move throughout the chapel space, the cameras capture every detail from the ceremony and stream the video live onto the chapel’s website. With Videolinq’s connections to social media sites, the chapel has the added flexibility to expand its web footprint if desired.

 

“Videolinq has been an important part of our live streaming efforts”, said Michelle Goldberg, Head of Marketing at Chapel of the Flowers. “Couples and guests have always loved our live streaming options, even before the pandemic. As long as this pandemic continues, streaming will remain the key way to involve friends and family in our couple’s special day – even if it has to be remote.”

 

Fred Munoa, Chief Marketing Officer of Videolinq agreed and added, “Videolinq is

helping our clients continue to produce innovative and important events of all kinds

from weddings to large corporate and government events.”