Zaxby’s® Celebrates Mother’s Day with Zax Family Packs and a Family Portrait

Zaxby’s®, a quick-service restaurant known for its Chicken Fingerz™, wings and signature sauces, is celebrating Mother’s Day by providing fans the chance to get a classically “awkward” family photo via social media. While the whimsical activation plays out on Twitter leading up to Mother’s Day, customers in Knoxville, Tennessee, have the opportunity to create an actual family portrait in person on Mother’s Day at the Zaxby’s Miller Place Way location.

“We wanted to create something truly memorable for Mother’s Day by providing the opportunity to capture the one thing on every mom’s wish list - the perfect family portrait,” said Zaxby’s Chief Marketing Officer Joel Bulger.

Brand fans looking to surprise their mothers with a quirky, Zaxby’s-branded family picture are encouraged to upload their images to @Zaxby’s on Twitter starting on Wednesday, May 4. Zaxby’s will randomly “Zaxify” select pictures to create a truly unique digital family portrait for a memorable Mother’s Day momento.[1]

Families in Knoxville, Tennessee, are invited to visit Zaxby’s at 2936 Miller Place Way, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to pose for a free family portrait. Zaxby’s encourages the purchase of a Zax Family Pack for the perfect Mother’s Day pairing.

Zax Family Packs are specifically designed to meet the needs of families with generous portions, offering a choice of 20 Chicken Fingerz or 30 boneless wings, plus crinkle fries, Texas toast and a variety of sauces. Customers may add on additional items such as drinks and desserts.

Family Packs can be ordered ahead, online or in the Zaxby’s app. Customers are encouraged to sign up for Zaxby’s loyalty program.

“Now everyone has the chance to give a truly one-of-a-kind family photo to Mom. We suggest serving it up with a Zax Family Pack for the perfect Mother’s Day meal,” Bulger added.

Zaxbys is a fast-growing QSR brand specializing in the highest quality chicken and sides. Established in 1990 in Statesboro, Georgia, the company pioneered the concept of serving chicken tenders as an entrée, a novel idea at the time.