Bridal Beauty Quote (Three-Tier Pricing Table)
Good-better-best anchoring with a 'Most Booked' badge nudges brides toward your target tier, turning an hour of spreadsheet work into a quote you can send in minutes.
prompt
Act as the owner of {salon_name}, a bridal hair and makeup studio. Write a polished quotation for a bride whose wedding is on {wedding_date}. Structure it as a three-tier pricing table — Essential, Classic, Luxe — with rows for trial session, day-of looks, touch-up hours, and travel to {venue_location}. Anchor the middle tier around {target_price} and label it "Most Booked". Below the table add a short add-on menu (mother-of-the-bride styling, bridesmaids, lash extensions) and a booking-terms box covering deposit, rescheduling and overtime rates. Keep the tone warm but professional, under 350 words, in clean Markdown that pastes straight into an email or PDF.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {salon_name}Name of your salon or bridal studio
- e.g. Luna Bridal Studio
- {wedding_date}The bride's wedding date
- e.g. 2026-11-14
- {venue_location}Wedding venue or on-site service location
- e.g. a banquet hall in Xinyi District, Taipei
- {target_price}Target price for the middle tier
- e.g. NT$18,800
Use case
Bridal stylists and beauty studios replying to wedding inquiries with a same-day formal quotation.
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