Write Suno prompts that sound like the person, not a template

Acoustic folk, feel-good pop, soul ballad, country. Anchor the whole sound with one or two clear genres.

Name the lead instruments — fingerpicked guitar, warm piano, light strings — so the arrangement matches the mood.

Male, female, or duet, plus a texture word like intimate, powerful, or breathy.

Slow and tender, mid-tempo, or upbeat and celebratory. Sets the pulse of the whole track.

Nostalgic, romantic, joyful, comforting. This is the word the buyer will feel first.

Clean and modern, warm and vintage, stripped-back and acoustic. The finish that ties it together.

Style: “Upbeat feel-good pop, bright acoustic guitar and hand claps, warm female vocal, lively tempo, playful and celebratory, radio-ready production.” Keep their name and one shared memory in the chorus.

Style: “Tender acoustic ballad, soft piano with light strings, intimate duet vocals, slow tempo, romantic and timeless, clean warm production.” Anchor the couple's names and wedding date in the chorus.

Style: “Gentle folk ballad, warm fingerpicked guitar and subtle strings, soft male vocal, slow and reflective, comforting and heartfelt, stripped-back production.” Center one defining memory of the person.

Style: “Smooth soul ballad, warm electric piano and light brass, expressive female vocal, mid-tempo, heartfelt and devoted, vintage-warm production.” Weave in how long they've been together.