So you want a private elopement in a remote location, just you, your spouse, and your officiant--but your parents and siblings are insisting loudly that they attend.

Or you're planning a ceremony with your family, but simply don't have the money to invite all of your loved ones.

Or your wedding is right around the corner and you're ready and excited for all your guests...and then your aunt in China can't get a visa, or your brother has to deploy to Afghanistan, or your grandparents' flight gets cancelled.

There's a compromise for all of these scenarios, and it's extremely cheap: Skype group videos!

Now you and your spouse can go to that teeny island in the Pacific to get married privately on the beach, and enjoy your very quiet, personal celebration, but your parents can watch joyfully from afar and not miss out on such an important moment. And your loved ones who, for whatever reason, can't come to your wedding can tune in and pass along their good wishes and congratulations.

What are your thoughts about remote-viewing a wedding? If you couldn't make it to a wedding, would you want to use Skype to celebrate with the couple from afar? Would you set up a webcam at your own?