DeepWeddingEvents · 2026
Five hours with a wedding planner, done in 45 minutes.
The bot walks the bride through five blocks of questions, hears what really matters, and builds the concept in her words: ten scenes and a lookbook in the collection's dresses.
Built the whole bot: the conversation script, dress matching, scene generation, the lookbook and the legal layer.
The bride said it, the bot heard it
Format example: a test bride from a trial run, not a real client- "What scares me most is that the wedding turns into a show put on for the relatives."
- "I'll spend the whole day smiling at people I've met twice in my life, and in the evening realize I never actually felt the day itself."
This isn't a fear of a bad wedding. It's a fear of losing yourself inside your own celebration. So the main thing is the right to feel your day from the inside, not to serve it from the outside.
How the bot hears the bride
After every answer the bot says back what it heard and asks: "Does this resonate?" Until the bride recognizes herself, we don't move on. The concept is built from her phrases.
The 31-look collection is tagged along eight axes. The bot picks three dresses for the concept, a main one, an alternative and a bold one, and describes each in her language.
Photos of the chosen dress are the bride's only reference, and couple scenes inherit it down the chain. Other dresses are kept out, otherwise the silhouette gets averaged.
What the couple gets
Answer with voice notes and take breaks, everything is saved.
Pick one, refine it, get a final version of 8,000 characters.
The meaning of the wedding, ten scenes, the bride's and groom's looks.
Three looks written into her concept, plus booking a fitting.
Check-ins on days 3, 7 and 14, with no new generations.
Two-step consent under Russian data law, text version logged.
