Customer invitation
Your bouquet is almost ready. Match three flower pairs and unlock a small finishing touch.
A small QR at the waiting counter opens a gentle flower-matching game. The customer can win a simple compliment that does not require the florist to rebuild the arrangement.
Free to customize. $25 to publish for one calendar month.
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The buyer scans while the bouquet is being finished.
They find three flower pairs in a one-minute round.
Staff checks the code and adds the prepared compliment.
Find 3 flower pairs while your bouquet is finished. Unlock a message card for today’s gift.
A ready starting point: artwork, game and example offer. Change the brand, reward, stock, conditions and score before publishing. Replace any image.
Your bouquet is almost ready. Match three flower pairs and unlock a small finishing touch.
The example uses a ready-made message card. Choose a small extra that can be added quickly without changing the finished bouquet or queue.
One standard message card with today’s paid bouquet, while stock lasts. Show the unused code before collection is complete.
This is an editable campaign example, not a promise of business results. Confirm the reward, stock, eligibility and dates before publishing.
Place the QR where buyers can wait without blocking the workbench.
Check the code before the bouquet handover is finished.
Redeem it and add the prepared card or agreed extra.
Keep the tone calm and gift-appropriate. The game should support the service mood, not turn bouquet collection into a loud competition.
Track the extras redeemed and ask staff whether the flow stayed comfortable. A high score alone says nothing about the gift experience.
You provide the audience, prizes and staff process. Results remain in your account after the campaign while Tapmello operates.
Create a flower game for customersThe customer follows the invitation independently. Choose a pre-prepared extra so staff only checks the code and adds it at handover.