Garden Swing Elegance

Using the same adult man from reference photo 1 and the same adult woman from reference photo 2, generate a lavish Indian royal-style couple photo. Strictly preserve each person's original facial feature proportions, face shape, true skin tone, age, hairline, hairstyle, beard, glasses status and body type; do not swap or blend the faces, and do not whiten, slim down or make anyone look younger. Change only the clothing, jewelry, pose and environment. The people's appearance is based only on these two original photos; the palace scene and identities are original fiction. Both faces must be clear, unobstructed and naturally looking at the camera. Scene: an openwork silver double swing in an Indian palace garden, sturdy fine chains hanging from an arched canopy, a carved chair back, light brocade cushions, with a neatly trimmed garden, a fountain and a palace arcade behind it. Beside the swing only a small amount of fresh white jasmine and rose garlands. Soft afternoon daylight. Clothing: the man wears a light peach-apricot achkan fully embroidered with gold thread, ivory trousers, a pearl necklace and a small gemstone brooch; the woman wears a lehenga densely embroidered in light lavender and silver, a short-sleeved blouse in silver thread, a sheer dupatta draped naturally over both shoulders, and a multi-layered pearl necklace accented with amethysts, drop earrings and bangles. The silver swing, richly worked clothes and jewelry together create a clear royal opulence. Pose and relationship: the two sit side by side on the swing; the woman lightly holds the nearer silver chain with one hand, the man rests one hand naturally on the chair back near her shoulder and the other hand on his own leg, their bodies tilting very slightly with the swing, their feet keeping the feel of naturally touching the ground for support, and both look at the camera with relaxed smiles. Composition: above the knees, with the photographer directly in front of the swing but slightly to one side. Keep a short length of the chains on both sides, the carved chair back and the fountain behind; the picture must not turn into a distant garden shot. The focus this time is a very opulent yet believable Indian royal aesthetic: real embroidery, heavy brocade, richly layered jewelry and finely carved palace architecture, so that the clothing, accessories and space look luxurious at first glance. Keep the physical texture of real people and real materials; clothes have weight and natural folds, and gemstones and metal show only moderate, realistic reflections. The look of the shot is like a beautiful photo a friend took carefully with an ordinary phone: the phone's main-camera perspective, available light, the people and background mostly in clear focus, with pores, skin tone variation, under-eye texture and small stray hairs kept, no retouching or skin smoothing, no studio-style sculpted lighting and no cinematic filter. The poses differ from set to set, with relaxed expressions and natural smiles, not a uniform stiff standing pose facing the camera. Vertical 4:5, with the two adults as the only subjects. No Western wedding dress, Western crown, armor, scepter, sacrificial or wedding ceremony, wedding garland, face-covering veil, exaggerated long cape, real royal emblem, brand logo, text, watermark or interface. No extra complete faces in the background or mirror clones, no fused faces, influencer-style faces, plastic-looking skin, excessive HDR, strong blur, strong orange-teal color grading, game rendering, illustration, AI oil-painting look, over-sharpening or fake coarse grain. Hands and poses must be anatomically correct, the two people's hands must not blend together, and avoid extra arms, duplicated palms, deformed fingers, and fabric fused with the body.