On your Event Hub
A broadcast where your guests already are
Switch Live Watch on for the day and a live broadcast appears right on your own Event Hub. No private link for anyone to lose — nothing for your guests to set up.
Everyone you love, in the room — even from afar.
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Turn it on for your day
Live Watch lives inside your Setnayan wedding. Switch it on for the day, and a live broadcast appears right on your own Event Hub — nothing for your guests to set up.
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Everyone who can’t be there, watches
Share your Event Hub and they’re in. The lola overseas, the friends who couldn’t fly home, the family who couldn’t make it — all in the room, together, in real time.
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And it stays after
When the day ends, the broadcast stays with your wedding. Anyone who missed it can watch it back, whenever they’re ready.
Presence, not just a link
A live stream shouldn’t feel like homework. Live Watch lives where your guests already are — your wedding.
- A private link people loseRight on your own Event Hub
- Guests fumble with an appThey just press play
- Costs more as more tune inSame for ten or ten thousand
- Gone the moment it endsStays with your wedding afterwards
What turning it on gives you
Presence for the people who can’t be in the room — and nothing for them to set up.
Across distance
The lola overseas, in the room
The friends who couldn’t fly home, the family who couldn’t make it — they watch your wedding as it happens, together, in real time.
Press play
They open your Event Hub and watch
No app to download, no account to make. It works on any phone, tablet, or laptop, anywhere in the world.
Ten or ten thousand
Invite the whole barangay and everyone abroad
Live Watch handles ten viewers or ten thousand the same way, and it costs the same either way.
Stays after
Anyone who missed it can watch it back
When the day ends, the broadcast stays with your wedding, and the watch link stays on your Event Hub — whenever they’re ready.
Not a replacement
Your videographer still makes the film
Live Watch is about presence in the moment — letting people who can’t be there feel like they are. Your videographer still makes the keepsake film; Live Watch makes sure no one misses the day itself.
Questions, answered
- What do I need on the day?
- Your guests’ phones are the cameras — they join by scanning your QR, with nothing to install. You will also need one Windows or Mac laptop at the venue, running free streaming software (OBS) next to the Live Watch control room: that laptop is what actually sends the picture to YouTube. A phone or tablet on its own cannot do it, and neither can a web browser. Most couples hand the laptop to a friend or a coordinator, not a paid crew.
- What about the music?
- Plan it before the day — this is the one thing that can go wrong while the ceremony is happening. YouTube listens to the stream as it goes out, and a match on commercial music can put a still image over your broadcast or stop it altogether, right in the middle of the processional or the first dance. It happens even with music you have paid to license, because the only exemption is an allowlist the rights holder controls. So for anything the broadcast carries — the processional, the first dance, the video montage — use live musicians or royalty-free tracks. Your reception playlist after the stream ends is unaffected. And even if the stream survives, the saved recording can still be claimed or muted afterwards.
- How do my guests watch?
- They open your Event Hub and press play — that’s it. No app to download, no account to make, no link to lose. It works on any phone, tablet, or laptop, anywhere in the world.
- Will it work for family overseas?
- Yes — that’s exactly who it’s for. Anyone with an internet connection can watch your day as it happens, whether they’re across the city or across the ocean.
- What if a lot of people watch at once?
- It doesn’t matter. Live Watch handles ten viewers or ten thousand the same way — invite your whole barangay and everyone abroad without a second thought.
- Can we keep the recording?
- Yes — YouTube keeps the broadcast after the day, and the watch link stays on your Event Hub so anyone who missed it can watch it back. If it ran on your own YouTube channel, the recording is yours to keep, edit, or delete in YouTube Studio. If it ran on a Setnayan channel, we keep it as an unlisted video and give you the watch link — and we will delete it if you ask.
- Does it replace our videographer?
- No. Live Watch is about presence in the moment — letting people who can’t be there feel like they are. Your videographer still makes the keepsake film; Live Watch makes sure no one misses the day itself.
- How does the stream actually work?
- Live Watch broadcasts through YouTube. Setnayan sets the broadcast up and embeds it on your Event Hub, always unlisted — it never appears in YouTube search, and only people with your Event Hub or the link can watch. It runs on your own YouTube channel when you connect one, or on a Setnayan channel where we supply it. Your own streaming software, like OBS, sends the video to YouTube; Setnayan does not carry the video itself. How we handle the Google data involved is set out at setnayan.com/privacy.
Live Watch uses YouTube API Services. How we handle the Google data involved is set out in our privacy policy.
Let everyone be there
Live Watch lives inside your free Setnayan wedding — alongside your guest list, RSVP, seating and Event Hub. Start planning free, and add Live Watch when you’re ready.
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