Traditional Kandyan Wedding Photo

Make an ultra realistic photo from uploaded image/ images, faces must be same as same given source. A full-length portrait of a couple dressed in elaborate traditional kandyan era wedding attire. Strictly follow the instructions. *Groom - Dressed in elaborate traditional Nilame Aduma attire. He wears a rich, mahogany velvet short jacket with wide, structured shoulders, short sleeves passing elbow intricately worked embroidered with gold thread in designs featuring traditional Sri Lankan kandyan era elements like lions, swans, and decorative flower strands, and adorned with white beaded trim. The jacket is fastened with a central gold ornament at the neck, leaving the rest open like an upside-down 'V'. Underneath, he wears an embroidered undershirt of the same fabric and color. Lower garment is a Kandyan era traditional sarong like cloth, is a cornsilk colour and made from thin line light gold checked/ square design sarong made from handloom material-till ankle, puffed gathered by the center with naturally faling wave from center of sarong and tightened by a large rectangular-shaped, gem-studded embossed gold plate. Wearing white skinny pant under it. Only the bottom part of the skinny pant visible below the pataloon, And also wearing long white socks.His head is adorned with a four-cornered, crown-like headdress (hat), heavily adorned with gold and silver threads, sequins, and gems, symbolizing royalty. It features a golden tree-like tiny ornament in the center of the hat. He has a imperial beard and bandholz mustache like in sri lankan kandyan era.He is heavily accessorized with gold & gedi mala necklaces -necklaces include long rope design gold necklace with gem-studded large hansapottuwa pendant, necklace around the neckline with hansapottuwa pendant and long plain white gedi mala necklace. He also wears numerous gold bracelets and rings. Rings have large round pendant which attached single small maroon stone. In his left hand, he holds a ceremonial dagger with a white handle and a gold scabbard, and another kandyan era kasthane sword(short dagger) is tucked into the center of the sarong gathered
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Make an ultra realistic photo from uploaded image/ images, faces must be same as same given source. A full-length portrait of a couple dressed in elaborate traditional kandyan era wedding attire. Strictly follow the instructions. *Groom - Dressed in elaborate traditional Nilame Aduma attire. He wears a rich, mahogany velvet short jacket with wide, structured shoulders, short sleeves passing elbow intricately worked embroidered with gold thread in designs featuring traditional Sri Lankan kandyan era elements like lions, swans, and decorative flower strands, and adorned with white beaded trim. The jacket is fastened with a central gold ornament at the neck, leaving the rest open like an upside-down 'V'. Underneath, he wears an embroidered undershirt of the same fabric and color. Lower garment is a Kandyan era traditional sarong like cloth, is a cornsilk colour and made from thin line light gold checked/ square design sarong made from handloom material-till ankle, puffed gathered by the center with naturally faling wave from center of sarong and tightened by a large rectangular-shaped, gem-studded embossed gold plate. Wearing white skinny pant under it. Only the bottom part of the skinny pant visible below the pataloon, And also wearing long white socks.His head is adorned with a four-cornered, crown-like headdress (hat), heavily adorned with gold and silver threads, sequins, and gems, symbolizing royalty. It features a golden tree-like tiny ornament in the center of the hat. He has a imperial beard and bandholz mustache like in sri lankan kandyan era.He is heavily accessorized with gold & gedi mala necklaces -necklaces include long rope design gold necklace with gem-studded large hansapottuwa pendant, necklace around the neckline with hansapottuwa pendant and long plain white gedi mala necklace. He also wears numerous gold bracelets and rings. Rings have large round pendant which attached single small maroon stone. In his left hand, he holds a ceremonial dagger with a white handle and a gold scabbard, and another kandyan era kasthane sword(short dagger) is tucked into the center of the sarong gathered