Photography Package Menu Card (Moody Editorial)
Dotted-leader menu typography borrowed from fine-dining menus makes prices feel curated rather than salesy, positioning your sessions as gallery-worthy and justifying premium rates.
prompt
Create a moody editorial price menu card for a photography studio named {studio_name}, portrait 4:5 ratio, suitable both for print and Instagram. Background: near-black charcoal with a faint film-grain texture and a vertical filmstrip motif running along the left edge containing three small sample frames of {specialty} photography. Studio name set in refined high-contrast serif at the top, followed by a thin gold rule. Main area presents {package_list} as an aligned two-column menu — package names left, prices right, connected by delicate dotted leaders. Footer carries {booking_info} in small letterspaced caps. Generous margins, gallery-like restraint, soft spotlight vignette; the overall feel of a fine-art exhibition catalog.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {studio_name}Name of the photography studio
- e.g. Lumen Portrait Studio
- {specialty}Main photography specialty
- e.g. portrait and family
- {package_list}Packages with prices
- e.g. Mini Session NT$3,800 / Classic NT$6,800 / Signature NT$12,800
- {booking_info}Booking instructions
- e.g. DM @lumenstudio or book at lumen.tw
Use case
Photography studio owners posting package pricing on Instagram or displaying a printed menu at the front desk.
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