Minimal Studio Seated Couple Editorial

Use the uploaded reference photo of two adults as the identity source for a couple pre-wedding photograph. If separate references are supplied, preserve the correct identity of each partner when combining them. Keep each person's facial structure, skin tone, apparent adult age, body proportions, hairline, and distinctive features recognizable; do not blend faces, swap identities, change ethnicity, slim bodies, or apply plastic skin retouching. Preserve any clearly visible mobility aid, religious head covering, and other identity-defining accessory, adapting the staging around it. Transform the reference into a contemporary pre-wedding studio editorial on a seamless warm-gray backdrop. Use coordinated black and ivory tailored outfits with matte fabrics and minimal accessories. Seat one partner on a low rectangular plinth while the other sits on a slightly higher adjacent plinth; both lean subtly inward without overlapping their bodies. Keep hands individually visible on their own knees. Compose a vertical three-quarter-length portrait with a level camera, 85mm perspective, one large softbox from camera left, and gentle fill. Retain soft grounded shadows and refined neutral color; avoid retro props, painted scenery, and excessive skin smoothing. Render one coherent photorealistic photograph with exactly two adult subjects, realistic anatomy, plausible contact shadows, and consistent lighting. Keep facial detail crisp without oversharpening. Follow any user-specified wardrobe preferences instead of the suggested colors or garments. Do not add text, captions, watermarks, logos, wedding ritual accessories, or extra people.