Wedding Bot: marriage game for chats

The group chat is dull, the jokes ran out, and nobody has held a wedding yet. Wedding Bot adds a game to the conversation: it pairs members, plays out virtual marriages and keeps order. 💍

The bot calls itself a marriage moderator and promises to find your other half and take you to the altar. To begin, just add it to a chat.

It is a game, not a wedding planner

The name can mislead. The bot does not plan real celebrations, make guest lists or count a budget. It is entertainment for groups whose members play at virtual relationships.

If you need help with a real wedding, look for another tool. This is about a joke among friends. 🎭

How to start the game in a chat

1. Add the bot to a group chat. It works in groups specifically.
2. Give it the needed rights. Usually the bot has to see members' messages.
3. Press /start. The bot replies and suggests the next step.
4. Check /help. It lists the commands so you can work out the details.

The /privacy and /terms commands are also available: the privacy policy and user agreement. Read them before you invite friends.

Reputation and order in the chat

The bot description mentions keeping track of reputation: the bot keeps a record of those who take part. That adds excitement, because members compete not only for a partner but also for standing in the chat.

How points are counted and what they earn, you will see in the bot itself. The game can be updated and the rules change.

What to consider before adding it

The bot page carries an 18+ label, so add it only where every member is an adult and fine with such jokes. It is not for chats with school students or work groups. ⚠️

• Members' consent. Not everyone likes being "married" without asking.
• Chat rules. Check that the administration allows bots.
• Personal data. Give the bot nothing beyond what the game needs.
• Support. Take support contacts from the bot's profile, not from strangers' messages.

Keeping a joke from becoming a quarrel

Virtual marriages can easily hurt feelings, especially when the chat includes real couples or people who dislike the attention. Agree beforehand that it is a game, and let people step out without explaining themselves.

An admin can remove the bot if it gets tiresome. That is fine: a good joke should not become an obligation. 🤝

Who it suits

Friend groups, student chats and interest communities that enjoy light humour. It works as a reason to talk, not as a serious service.

In a small chat of five people the game runs out quickly, while in a large group it lasts longer and produces more stories.