Webcasting
It’s now possible to include everyone.
Planning a memorial service can be trying enough without the added concern of leaving someone out. Often this simple question can cause additional heartache for families already grappling with possibly the most emotional times of their lives – either at the time of need or when planning in advance.
Whether its distance, health, personal or professional commitments or financial situation, something will prevent at least some important friends or family members from participating. With Event by Wire families finally have a solution which lets them plan a tribute that reflects the life of their loved one and honors his or her last wishes without leaving anyone out.
Event by Wire connects family and friends so everyone can participate in the memorial service, regardless of where they live. Using high quality web casting technology, Event by Wire captures and broadcasts the service, interment and other special moments as they happen over a discreet Internet connection, directly into the homes and hearts of dozens of family and friends simultaneously via their PCs. And, if “virtual” guests aren’t available at the exact time of the event, they can access the ceremony for up to one year.
If families or individuals are planning in advance, Event by Wire opens up a world of possibilities to plan the memorial service they most want – whether teeing up for a farewell put at the golf course to toasting in tribute –Event by Wire can bring the service, interment and even the wake to any number of friends and family from various parts of the globe. Whether it’s a small, private memorial, or a larger celebration of life, Event by Wire makes the connection without changing the ambiance of the event.
Easy to Use: Event by Wire can be set up in virtually any location with a landline broadband connection in just about five minutes. Guests are invited by email, and simply click on the link and through a high speed connection to their PC, view the service using Windows Media Player, available on nearly 95% of the world’s PC’s.
