Chapter 10 — Social Media Captions — Consistency Without the Headache
Prompt 28 Batch Caption Generator
Writing captions one post at a time quietly eats an afternoon and produces an inconsistent grid. This prompt batch-generates a month of them in a single pass. A wedding photographer sets the studio voice once — the same blueprint every prompt in this playbook uses — then feeds in recent weddings, upcoming availability, and any specials. It returns four weeks of on-brand captions: gallery teasers, venue tags, behind-the-scenes notes, availability reminders, all in your tone with none of the filler. You schedule the batch and get the afternoon back, which is the actual product.
- Run this once a month after you've batch-edited recent weddings.
- Keep your voice description consistent.
A month's worth of ready-to-post captions.
The Prompt
Using the Studio Voice Blueprint and Linguistic Filter from Chapter 1, I'm a wedding photographer. I just shot [NUMBER] weddings and need captions. For each wedding: [WEDDING NUMBER]: - Couple's first names: [NAMES] - Wedding date: [DATE] - Venue: [VENUE] - A brief description of the shot(s): [DESCRIPTION] - My personal highlight: [SOMETHING MEMORABLE] Generate individual captions — one for each wedding. Vary the style: - At least one emotional and storytelling-focused - At least one question-based - At least one simple and visual - At least one practical/educational Apply the Linguistic Filter. For each caption: - Include 5–8 relevant hashtags - Write in my Studio Voice - Keep text before hashtags to 50–100 words - Make every caption fully formed and ready to copy-paste