Gilded Ballroom Romance

Using the same adult man from reference photo 1 and the same adult woman from reference photo 2, generate a gorgeous Indian royal-style couple photo. Strictly preserve each person's original facial 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 or make anyone look younger. Change only the clothing, jewelry, pose and setting. The people's appearance is based only on these two original photos; the palace setting and identities are original fiction. Both faces must be clear, unobstructed, and naturally looking at the camera. Scene: a golden hall of mirrors in an Indian palace, with a huge crystal chandelier, gold-leaf column capitals, light marble floors and chestnut wooden doors; the warm chandelier light reflects realistically, and the long mirrors in the background avoid showing any full reflection of the people; the space is wide but contains no other main characters. Clothing: the man wears a long black velvet bandh-gala coat, with densely embroidered gold floral sprigs on the collar and chest, gold buttons and a pearl chest chain; the woman wears an opulent lehenga that joins deep wine-red velvet with antique-gold embroidery, a sheer gold dupatta draped over her arm, and wears a ruby polki necklace, drop earrings and gold bangles, with her hair keeping its original texture. Action and relationship: the two are slowly walking through a relaxed partner dance step, the man lightly resting one hand at the woman's waist while his other hand and hers are naturally clasped below chest level; the woman's body turns lightly and her skirt moves slightly and realistically; the two look together at the friend taking the photo, smiling and relaxed, with the arm positions clear and not crossed or confusing. Composition: a dynamic medium shot from above mid-thigh, the people slightly right of center, with the slight motion feel of a phone photo limited to the skirt; faces clear; a gold column and one complete crystal chandelier visible in the frame. The focus this time is a very opulent yet believable Indian court aesthetic: real embroidery, heavy brocade, richly layered jewelry and finely carved palace details, so that the clothing, accessories and space look luxurious at a glance. Keep the physical feel of real people and real materials; the clothes have weight and natural folds, and gems and metal show only moderate, realistic reflections. The photographic feel is that of a nice photo carefully taken by a friend with an ordinary phone: the phone's main camera perspective, on-site light, people and background mostly clear, with pores, skin tone variations, under-eye texture and fine flyaway hairs preserved, no retouching or skin smoothing, no studio-style sculpted lighting and no cinematic filter. Each set of people's poses is different, with relaxed expressions and natural smiles, not all facing the camera in stiff upright standing. Vertical 4:5; the two adults are the only main subjects. No Western wedding dress, Western crown, armor, scepter, ritual or wedding ceremony, wedding garlands, face-covering veil, exaggerated long cape, real royal emblems, brand logos, text, watermarks or interface. No extra complete faces in the background or mirror clones, no blended faces, influencer-style faces, plastic 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 anatomically correct, the two people's hands not mixed together, avoid extra arms, duplicated palms, deformed fingers, and fabric fusing with the body.