Royal Palace Wedding Portrait

Create an ultra-realistic, high-resolution wedding portrait photograph using the two people (bride and groom) from the uploaded photo(s). Keep both faces, skin tones, hairstyles, ages and facial features exactly the same as the uploaded photo. Do not beautify, reshape or change identity.

SCENE: A grand palace hall with carved sandstone arches, golden chandeliers, marble pillars, a rich red carpet and fresh white and red flower decorations. All architecture and decoration clearly visible and sharp.

SUBJECTS: The groom stands slightly behind the bride with one hand gently on her waist; she holds her lehenga with one hand. Both look calmly and lovingly at the camera with soft smiles. Correct anatomy, natural hands with five fingers each.

OUTFIT: She wears a heavy red and gold bridal lehenga with an embroidered dupatta, a kundan necklace, maang tikka, nath, earrings, bangles and mehendi; he wears a cream sherwani with a gold stole, a safa turban and a brooch.

LIGHTING (very important): Warm chandelier light and soft window light, plus a soft bright front fill light (like a large softbox) so both faces are well exposed and evenly lit, with a gentle golden rim light from behind. All faces must be clearly visible, with open lifted shadows and no deep dark or muddy areas anywhere in the frame. Balanced exposure, natural skin glow, background details clearly visible.

CAMERA: Shot on a full-frame camera, 50mm lens at f/4, everyone perfectly sharp and the background (arches, chandeliers, carpet) clearly visible with only a very light softness, eye-level, vertical 4:5 composition with the couple filling about two thirds of the frame.

COLOUR & STYLE: Warm, rich and natural wedding colour grading, vibrant but realistic, soft contrast, fine detail, professional wedding photography look, 8K.

AVOID: dark or muddy shadows, silhouette, underexposed faces, heavy vignette, blurry or smeared background, over-smoothed plastic skin, changed or beautified faces, distorted hands, extra or missing fingers, extra people, text, watermark, logo, oversaturated colours, fire hazards or burning clothes.