Maintain the couple's precise face structure, skin tones, natural hair texture and style, and approximate ages using the submitted reference photo; the likeness must be completely identifiable and untouched. Maintain authenticity while improving presentation quality; avoid idealizing or reshaping face features.
Scene & Setting: Set the couple outside a magnificent historic location; consider stone façades, classical architectural columns, and worn elegance that conjure grandeur from bygone eras. Avoid using any contemporary or busy elements that may detract from the content; instead, the background should feel timeless and aspirational.
Wardrobe: Put one partner in a sophisticated, flowing bridal gown with delicate beading, silk, or lace, and the other in a well-tailored formal suit with clean lines and a sophisticated fit. The couple's cultural background or personal esthetic choices should be reflected in the wardrobe styling (e.g., traditional embellishments, color accents, or modern minimalist tailoring).
Pose & Composition: Place the pair in a natural stance next to the architectural columns, standing close together, holding hands tenderly, and grinning softly and sincerely. Use a simulated 70–200mm lens perspective to capture a full-body, eye-level composition with a soft, blurred backdrop separation (shallow depth of field) and flattering compression.
Lighting: To produce a golden, romantic glow throughout the picture, use warm, focused late-afternoon sunshine to highlight fabric texture and carve soft shadows.
Mood & Tone: opulent, elegant, and emotionally genuine; rather than a staged studio photo, it evokes the peaceful intimacy of a high-end wedding editorial.
Technical quality includes anatomically correct proportions, realistic skin texture (visible pores, natural variation, no over-smoothing), complex and physically accurate clothing folds and details, believable ground-contact shadows, and high resolution appropriate for large-format wedding prints.







