Nifty News: Taco Bell wants you hitched to the Metaverse, Animoca Japan raises $45M+
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US fast food chain Taco Bell and metaverse platform Decentraland are teaming up to offer US-based couples a chance to marry in the metaverse.
The channel has called on engaged couples to enter a contest to win the brand's first legally recognized Metaverse wedding package, with a ceremony and reception taking place in the virtual world of Decentraland.
According to Taco Bell, the ceremony and reception will include non-fungible token (NFT) invitations and bespoke wedding attire.
The couple will be able to bring virtual guests, who will be able to participate in all the traditional wedding day celebrations, such as musical entertainment, dances and (virtual) meals.
Engaged couples can enter the contest between August 25 and September 6 to win the brand's first metaverse wedding package.
Taco Bell will livestream the entire event, and afterward, the couple will receive a keepsake NFT wedding certificate, according to the press release. The union will be legal and supervised by a licensed marriage officiant.
Your dreams, our reality. We are looking for a lucky couple to say "yes". Enter our #TacoBellMetaverseWeddingContest now at https://t.co/JON7yHFRed. pic.twitter.com/9aXOPaESIQ
— Taco Bell (@tacobell) August 25, 2022This isn't the first time Taco Bell has appeared in the virtual world. In 2017, the company launched its Las Vegas Cantina Wedding Package, their take on virtual Las Vegas weddings.
Launched in 2020, Decentraland is a virtual social world powered by the Ethereum blockchain.
Animoca Japan unit raises $45 million for Web3 bizAnimoca Brands Japan, the Japanese subsidiary of...
X2Y2 introduced optional royalties to its mixed-reaction platform, while Yumon launched an NFT trading card game that turns Youtubers into fantasy hero characters.
New
US fast food chain Taco Bell and metaverse platform Decentraland are teaming up to offer US-based couples a chance to marry in the metaverse.
The channel has called on engaged couples to enter a contest to win the brand's first legally recognized Metaverse wedding package, with a ceremony and reception taking place in the virtual world of Decentraland.
According to Taco Bell, the ceremony and reception will include non-fungible token (NFT) invitations and bespoke wedding attire.
The couple will be able to bring virtual guests, who will be able to participate in all the traditional wedding day celebrations, such as musical entertainment, dances and (virtual) meals.
Engaged couples can enter the contest between August 25 and September 6 to win the brand's first metaverse wedding package.
Taco Bell will livestream the entire event, and afterward, the couple will receive a keepsake NFT wedding certificate, according to the press release. The union will be legal and supervised by a licensed marriage officiant.
Your dreams, our reality. We are looking for a lucky couple to say "yes". Enter our #TacoBellMetaverseWeddingContest now at https://t.co/JON7yHFRed. pic.twitter.com/9aXOPaESIQ
— Taco Bell (@tacobell) August 25, 2022This isn't the first time Taco Bell has appeared in the virtual world. In 2017, the company launched its Las Vegas Cantina Wedding Package, their take on virtual Las Vegas weddings.
Launched in 2020, Decentraland is a virtual social world powered by the Ethereum blockchain.
Animoca Japan unit raises $45 million for Web3 bizAnimoca Brands Japan, the Japanese subsidiary of...
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