Create a hyper-realistic, editorial-quality traditional Indian wedding portrait using the couple's uploaded reference photo while rigorously maintaining each person's true identity, including their genuine facial structure, skin tone and complexion, eye shape and color, hairstyle, approximate age, body proportions, and general identifiable likeness. Don't change or enhance their inherent qualities.
Setting: Put the couple in a haveli, the courtyard of a regal historical palace, or a beautifully designed wedding mandap or venue with intricately carved architecture, decorative pillars, draperies, and traditional floral or marigold décor that depicts the esthetics of an authentic Indian wedding.
Pose & Expression: Put the pair in a full-length, symmetrical composition, standing naturally together, and place their hands subtly and elegantly (e.g., lightly clasped hands or a hand resting on the shoulder/waist). Calm, friendly, and cheerful expressions are ideal; they should convey real connection and celebration without going overboard.
Lighting & Camera: To avoid harsh shadows and maintain skin texture, use soft, warm natural window light as the main source and balance it with soft fill lighting. Mimic an 85mm portrait lens with shallow-to-moderate depth of field so that the couple is sharply focused and the background has controlled, gentle bokeh that subtly alludes to the venue's grandeur.
Mood & Style: The finished picture should have a timeless elegance and suggest a regal, joyous, and culturally respectful environment. It should be evocative of the luxury Indian wedding photography found in high-end bridal magazines and photography portfolios.
Output Requirements: Provide a highly detailed, photorealistic, high-resolution image with precise skin texture, fabric fidelity, and natural color grading (warm, golden-hour tones preferable) that is suitable for wedding albums and large-format printing.







