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Create a photorealistic vintage childhood portrait of the two people in the uploaded reference photos, dressed as a little bride and groom in an innocent, staged dress-up scene.

REFERENCE HANDLING:
Use each person’s photo as a separate identity reference. Accept childhood photos, adult photos, or a mixture of both. If both people appear in one uploaded image, identify and preserve them separately. Follow any supplied bride/groom assignments; otherwise, use the first person as the groom and the second as the bride.

AGE AND IDENTITY — HIGHEST PRIORITY:
If a childhood photo is supplied, preserve that child’s actual age, recognizable facial identity, facial proportions, natural asymmetry, skin tone, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, and distinctive features. Do not replace their face with a generic child.

If an adult photo is supplied, create a plausible childhood interpretation of that same person at approximately 5–7 years old. Preserve recognizable identity cues while naturally adapting facial anatomy to childhood: softer cheeks, a smaller developing jaw, age-appropriate facial proportions, and a child-sized head and body. Remove adult facial hair, makeup, and adult styling. Do not simply attach an adult face to a child’s body. This is an imaginative age regression, not an exact reconstruction of their real childhood.

Process each person independently. Never blend, swap, or transfer features between them. Avoid beauty filters, exaggerated eyes, doll-like faces, or artificial symmetry.

COMPOSITION AND POSE:
Vertical 3:4 composition, exactly two children, one continuous photograph. The groom stands on the left and the bride on the right, close together, facing the camera. Show their entire bodies and shoes. Their inner hands gently hold each other at waist level; the bride holds a small bouquet in her other hand. Natural, slightly shy expressions, relaxed shoulders, and the charming stiffness of an old family snapshot. No kissing or adult poses.

CLOTHING:
Groom: a properly fitted black suit, white shirt, black bow tie, black formal shoes, and a small white-flower boutonniere.
Bride: a modest ivory-white lace dress with puff sleeves, a high neckline, a full skirt extending below the knees, white socks, white Mary Jane shoes, a delicate floral headpiece, and a sheer veil. A small bouquet of white daisies and greenery.
All clothing must look like real, age-appropriate children’s dress-up outfits.

SETTING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE:
An authentic late-1980s or 1990s family living room: a dark patterned sofa behind them, a Persian-style rug beneath their feet, warm beige walls, and a softly visible flower vase in the background. Eye-level camera, direct on-camera flash, gentle shadows behind the children, slightly imperfect framing, and realistic fabric and skin textures.

Make the result resemble a scanned, slightly aged family photograph: warm muted colors, subtle film grain, mild fading, soft optical detail, and a few delicate surface scratches. Keep both faces clear and recognizable. Avoid modern cinematic lighting, glossy fashion photography, heavy sepia, or excessive damage.

OUTPUT:
Generate only the finished photograph. Do not reproduce any text, usernames, watermarks, social-media interface, arrows, reference-photo thumbnails, borders, or collage elements from the example. No extra people, duplicated limbs, malformed hands, or oversized adult bodies.