long distance relatives, small budgets and short time frames are all aspects that can make planning a wedding stressful as unlikely as it sounds, ikea has promised to eliminate all of these worries, with their new virtual service, wedding online they may be better known for their ready to assemble furniture, but the swedish company's new service could revolutionise the way that couples tie the knot scroll down for video  ikea's new service, wedding online, allows couples to get virtually hitched and have guests attending from all over the world  ikea may be better known for their home furnishings (left), but now, the company also hosts legally binding weddings  wedding online allows couples to wed via a process that resembles a mass group skype, and without the usual expense and complications that a physical ceremony presents even better, guests from all around the world can view the proceedings, as long as they have a webcam handy couples need facebook accounts and working webcams once they log in, they can set a virtual date and invite the facebook contacts they want as guests the pair can then choose from a range of several ceremonies depending on their style one wedding is their more high society offering, which is located on a city rooftop one setting is located in the forest and involves cloth streamers in a fairy tale set up  the beach wedding setting offers a laid back atmosphere with white billowing drapes  the high society wedding is set on the rooftop of a city building with romantic lanterns  a more bohemian wedding is set in a wheat field, complete with quirky bunting  another is a classic wedding, which includes a white layout and balloons another wedding is a bohemian setting of a field, complete with kitsch bunting and floor pillows for the guests to sit on they also have a fairy tale wedding, set in the forest, with a more homemade feel and with cloth streamers and   of course   the respective wedding settings are all decked out in ikea's most fitting furnishings and decorations, all of which can be purchased at a click of a mouse guests are invited via facebook, and once they log in their webcam streams are pasted onto a virtual body  once the date is set, the couple are allowed a six hour session which is live streamed for guests' eyes only ikea monitors each of the 'ceremonies' for any inappropriate behaviour each of the guests fire up their webcams, and their faces will appear on virtual bodies sat in the guest area ikea underlines on the website that the online service can be used simply as a way of spending time with your far away loved ones but if a couple really does want to tie the knot they can make it a legally binding ceremony, providing the couple, a marriage officiator, and two witnesses are all in the same room, to fill out the appropriate and relevant paperwork that's romancecom the service allows couples to share their ceremonies with relatives from all over the world  if the ceremony is to be legally binding, the couple, a marriage officiator and two official witnesses all need to be present in the same room, but guests can be worldwide 
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