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First Diwali as a Married Couple

Transform a couple into an elegant first-Diwali-as-married portrait with sherwani-inspired and lehenga styling amid marigold torans and glowing diyas.

Target photo: Full-length or three-quarter couple portrait. Inputs: source photo (1). Last verified 2026-10-05. Prompt v1.0.0.

Best source photo

✓Both faces clearly visible

✓Enough body visible for outfit framing

✓Even lighting on both people

✓Original image should not be blurry

What changes

Outfit

Jewellery

Background

Lighting

Decor

What should stay recognizable

✓Both faces and identities

✓Pose

✓Natural skin texture

✓Age

AI tools can still change small details. Review the final result before using it professionally.

Limitations

Heavy face occlusion can weaken identity fidelity
Very tight crops leave little room for festive outfit and decor framing

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Color mood

Background

Output ratio

Identities & facial features

Group arrangement & pose

Transform the uploaded group into an elegant first-Diwali-as-a-married-couple portrait. Preserve both people's exact facial identities individually, including face shape, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, natural skin tone, skin texture, hairstyle, age, and body proportions. Do not beautify, lighten, smooth, merge, or replace either face. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: group arrangement and pose. If clothing is not preserved, style the man in a cream-and-gold sherwani-inspired kurta with a light embroidered stole. Style the woman in a refined red bridal-inspired lehenga with delicate gold zari work, tasteful mehndi on both hands, a light maang tikka, and coordinated glass bangles. Keep the styling celebratory and newlywed-inspired without making it look like a wedding ceremony. If pose is not preserved, arrange the couple standing close together in a natural full-length portrait with warm, relaxed newlywed chemistry and both bodies clearly visible. Place them in the entrance of an elegant home decorated for diwali with marigold torans, a large colorful rangoli, dozens of glowing diyas, and delicate fairy lights above the doorway, integrating all decorations naturally with correct perspective, realistic depth, and believable interaction between the subjects and the environment. Apply rich warm celebratory color grading and lighting while preserving true-to-source skin tones, realistic facial texture, detailed fabrics, natural shadows, and clear facial visibility. Do not add extra people, excessive jewellery, distorted hands, text, logos, or watermarks. Compose the image for 4:5 Portrait, keeping both people sharp and avoiding awkward cropping of their heads, hands, footwear, or major outfit details.

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