Wedding Father Memorial
AI Prompt Set

Use the first uploaded image as the MAIN/BASE wedding photograph and the second uploaded image only as the REFERENCE PHOTO for the groom's deceased father. Create a seamless, ultra-photorealistic wedding-family photograph by adding the man from the second reference photo into the first wedding photograph. PRESERVE IDENTITIES - Do NOT change, regenerate, beautify, or alter the bride's face. - Do NOT change, regenerate, beautify, or alter the groom's face. - Preserve the groom and bride exactly as they appear in the original wedding photograph. - Preserve the father's facial identity from the second reference photo as accurately as possible. - Keep the father's recognizable facial structure, eyes, nose, mouth, smile, wrinkles, moustache, beard, skin texture, grey hair, and overall age exactly consistent with the reference. FATHER PLACEMENT Place the groom's father naturally standing immediately beside and slightly behind the groom, as though he was physically present during the original wedding ceremony. Position him close enough to clearly look like the groom's father and part of the wedding group, but do not cover the bride or obscure the groom's face, garland, or important clothing details. His body should be proportionate to the groom and consistent with the camera perspective of the original photograph. Show him from approximately the waist/chest upward, matching the framing of the existing photograph. Give him a natural, gentle, proud fatherly expression, with a subtle warm smile appropriate for a wedding photograph. CLOTHING Replace the outdoor clothing/background from the father's reference photograph with appropriate traditional South Indian wedding attire suitable for the groom's wedding. Dress him in a clean, elegant traditional white/cream veshti (dhoti) with a matching white or cream shirt/kurta, with a subtle traditional gold border if appropriate. Do not keep the tree roots, outdoor environment, or original background from the father's reference photograph. MATCH THE ORIGINAL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPH Make the father look as though he was photographed at exactly the same time as the bride and groom. Match: camera angle, focal length, perspective, head size, body proportions, lighting direction, exposure, white balance, skin tones, contrast, sharpness, depth of field, background blur, image grain, overall color grading. The father's lighting must match the warm indoor wedding-stage lighting of the first photograph, including realistic highlights and soft shadows on his face and clothing. Add realistic contact shadows and subtle ambient light around his body so there is absolutely no appearance of a pasted or cut-out person. His edges, hair, ears, shoulders, clothing, and hands must blend naturally into the wedding scene. WEDDING DETAILS Keep the original wedding stage exactly as much as possible: floral decorations, yellow and white flowers, warm decorative lights, golden background elements, existing bride and groom, their garlands, their jewelry, their clothing, their poses. Do not redesign the wedding stage. PHOTOREALISM The final result must look like a genuine professional wedding photograph captured with a high-end DSLR/mirrorless camera. Natural human skin texture, realistic pores and wrinkles, accurate facial anatomy, realistic fabric texture, physically correct shadows, natural depth of field, and authentic photographic detail. Absolutely no AI-looking face, no face distortion, no duplicate facial features, no plastic skin, no excessive sharpening, no cartoon appearance, no artificial glow, no cutout edges, and no visible compositing artifacts. The final photograph should emotionally feel like the groom's father was genuinely standing with his son and daughter-in-law on their wedding day. Most important instruction: use the second image as the identity reference for the father, but make the final father look naturally photographed inside the first wedding scene. Do not simply paste the second photograph into the first image.

Create a short, ultra-photorealistic cinematic wedding video from this single wedding photograph. The photograph shows a South Indian bride, groom, and the groom's deceased father standing together at a traditional wedding stage. MAIN INSTRUCTION Animate the existing photograph very naturally while preserving the exact identity, facial features, clothing, jewelry, garlands, body proportions, and positions of all three people. Do NOT redesign or regenerate the people. SUBTLE HUMAN MOVEMENT - The bride makes a very subtle natural blink and maintains a soft, happy expression. - The groom gently blinks and makes a tiny natural breathing movement. - The groom's father gives a gentle, warm, proud fatherly smile toward his son and daughter-in-law. - The father makes a very subtle natural head movement, as if proudly looking at the newly married couple. - Very slight natural breathing movement in the shoulders and clothing. - Wedding garlands move almost imperceptibly with natural body movement. - Hair and clothing move very slightly as if from gentle indoor airflow. Keep all movements slow, dignified, and emotionally natural. FATHER — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT The groom's father must remain exactly recognizable throughout the entire video. Preserve: his face, eyes, nose, moustache, beard, wrinkles, skin texture, grey hair, facial proportions, age, smile. Do NOT morph, regenerate, beautify, de-age, or change his face. He must remain the same person from the first frame to the final frame. CAMERA MOVEMENT Use a very slow cinematic camera push-in toward the three people. The movement should be extremely smooth and subtle, like a professional wedding photographer slowly moving the camera closer. No sudden camera movement. No camera shake. No zoom distortion. No dramatic parallax. No rotation. Maintain the original composition and wedding-stage perspective. BACKGROUND Keep the original wedding stage unchanged. Preserve: yellow and white floral decorations, decorative lights, golden wedding elements, pillars, background arrangement. Allow only very subtle natural depth-of-field movement and gentle light bokeh. EMOTIONAL FEELING "A precious wedding memory of a father proudly witnessing his son's wedding." The father's expression should communicate quiet happiness, love, pride, and blessing without exaggerated acting. Do not make him look ghostly, transparent, glowing, supernatural, or unreal. He should look completely natural and physically present in the wedding photograph. PHOTOREALISM Professional Indian wedding cinematography. Natural skin texture. Realistic facial movement. Realistic blinking. Realistic breathing. Natural cloth physics. Natural flower-garland movement. Accurate lighting. Consistent shadows. Natural depth of field. High-end DSLR/mirrorless cinematic quality. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS No face swapping. No identity changes. No facial morphing. No face distortion. No extra people. No duplicated people. No extra fingers. No deformed hands. No changing clothes. No changing jewelry. No changing garlands. No changing the wedding decorations. No artificial glowing father. No ghost effect. No transparent body. No supernatural effects. No exaggerated smiling. No talking. No lip-sync. No sudden movements. No camera shake. No cartoon appearance. No AI-looking skin. No flickering faces. No frame-to-frame identity changes. The final video should look like a genuine short cinematic moment captured during the original wedding ceremony, with the groom's father naturally and lovingly present beside his son.