Want a new way to invite people, which is something that could really work if you have to invite loads of people, most of them abroad? Well of course, calling, Facebooking, Whatsapping and Facetiming is an option, but how about we told you that there was a new customised way to send across an invite which is way more engaging than an e-card? The trending new thing is a chat-based invite!
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So what kind of a chat based invite is this?
This new chat-based invite by TARS is not over your normal modes of communication, but using a chatbot, which makes it stand out and unique. These chatbots make weddings a more memorable and enjoyable experience for everyone involved, as the interaction is more than on a regular Whatsapp group. The idea of using chatbots or automated chat flows is new. It becomes more memorable this way!
Check out a live demo of this from Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover's wedding by clicking here!
How does this one work?
Chat can be used for weddings in two ways.
Couples usually share pictures, venue details, addresses, dates over WhatsApp to their friends and family. Why not automate this process?
At its most basic level, chat is a way to communicate information from one person to another. So are invites.
How does it stand out from the other modes of chat?
1. Automation
For those who send pictures and info about their wedding over chat, the process of doing so can be messy. This can be automated to make it easier. An automated chatbot creates a shareable link that can easily be shared across all social media without a hassle.
2. Engagement
Chat is simply more engaging than static content. If someone sends you an e-invite, you are expected to read through it and find the info you need yourself. With this chatbot, the readers get the info bit by bit as they ask for it so that they retain that information better.
3. Uniqueness
Everyone wants their wedding to be memorable for everyone. Chatbots become a factor that the guests retain, making your wedding invite unique.
Another example of this in the link here.
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