Auto lens profile but custom vignette

AFAICT the aim of the vignetting compensation that happens as part of the Lens Corrections, is to eliminate all visible vignetting for an even lighting response across the whole photo. That may be considered undesirable pictorially, though. 'Too even', 'sterile', some such aesthetic judgement. And after all, this whole project is about getting the picture we like, not the picture that's hard to criticise against some technical aim (that we may not even share anyway).

In order to see some desired vignetting there are two approaches: the first is to dial back the strength of any vignetting correction that has been applied by the profile. This by definition works on the whole original captured frame, centred on that. So an off-centre crop will not regain an even amount of vignetting across its own frame - it may show more of that on its left side but almost none on its right side, for example. Also different lenses receive different amounts and weighting of vignette correction from their respective profiles, so it would be 50% of a different AMOUNT of vignetting that would be left in.

Hence as an alternative, LrC offers a separate "post crop vignette" feature. This works independent of how the crop you see relates to the original capture; it works independent of any given lens profile and so, of how strong or weak a correction for vignetting that may apply. It also works independent of JPG / Raw so regardless whether lens corrections have been fully applied in the camera, or applied via a profile or built-in data during Raw conversion, you can still then consistently apply the same degree of post-crop vignetting EFFECT to any image, and however cropped.

I just checked it and it's gonna work. Other solution I got is to create same preset twice, with two different lenses profiles, something like:
Wedding XXX 35mm
Wedding XXX 85mm
Wedding XXX 58mm

Thanks for the advice! I appreciate a lot!