Romantic Indian Couple Portrait in Royal Blue and Ivory

Using the uploaded photos, create a photorealistic romantic Indian couple portrait in a vertical 4:5 composition, featuring traditional royal-blue, emerald-green and ivory clothing against a warm heritage courtyard. KEEP — Preserve both individuals' exact facial identities and recognizable facial structures, including forehead shape, eyebrow placement, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawlines, chins, ears, facial width and natural asymmetry. Retain their original skin tones, visible pores, fine skin texture, natural marks, authentic ages and expressions. Keep each person's original hairline, hair density, texture and colour. Preserve the man's actual beard and moustache outline and density. Maintain both people's natural body proportions, shoulder widths, neck lengths and height relationship. Do not blend their faces or transfer features between them. CHANGE — Dress the woman in a royal-blue traditional Indian outfit with fine antique-gold embroidery, small repeating gold motifs and intricately woven borders. Drape an emerald-green dupatta across her forearms and lap, allowing gravity to create believable folds. Add stacked green-and-gold glass bangles, gold-and-stone jhumka earrings, layered gold necklaces and a centered maang tikka. Style her hair in a softly voluminous updo with loose strands framing her face. Dress the man in an ivory-white sherwani with restrained white-on-white embroidery and a subtly textured woven finish. Keep his dark hair naturally voluminous and slightly tousled. SCENE — Seat the woman on the left and the man on the right of a rustic wooden bench in a traditional Indian heritage courtyard. They sit close together, exchanging affectionate eye contact. The man leans slightly toward her as if whispering something tender, with his hands resting gently near her forearm. The woman smiles softly while holding her wrist so the bangles remain visible. Place warm beige sandstone walls and muted architectural details behind them, softly blurred rather than erased. Set the scene in late afternoon, with no distracting modern objects. LIGHT — Use natural golden-hour light entering from the front-left at approximately 45 degrees. Keep both faces illuminated by the same warm source, with soft shadow transitions beneath the cheekbones and chins. Add a restrained rim of sunlight along their hair and shoulders. Avoid harsh highlights on the jewellery or unnaturally bright skin. CAMERA — Simulate an 85mm full-frame portrait lens at f/1.8, photographed from seated chest height. Use a medium close-up that includes both faces, upper torsos, the woman's bangles and enough of the bench to establish the setting. Keep facial proportions natural and both subjects within the sharp focus plane. GRADE — Apply a warm amber-and-sandstone colour grade, gently muted shadows, creamy background bokeh and moderate contrast. Retain realistic skin colour, individual hair strands, embroidered thread detail and natural metallic reflections. Use subtle fine-film texture without artificial haze. OUTPUT — Generate a vertical 4:5 image at 2048 × 2560 pixels, with lifelike anatomy, clear facial detail and no text or watermark. DO NOT slim either face, whiten skin, change eye colour, smooth skin into plastic, de-age either person, invent tattoos or add jewellery beyond the specified traditional styling. Do not merge faces, distort hands, create extra fingers, duplicate accessories or replace either person with a generic model.