She Said Yes AI Photo Prompt

UNIVERSAL IDENTITY RULE
Use the uploaded reference photo as the primary identity reference. Preserve the adult woman's recognizable identity, facial geometry, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, cheek structure, skin tone, hairline and distinctive facial characteristics. Keep her unmistakably recognizable as the same woman.

Do not replace her face with a generic AI face. Do not reshape, beautify, slim, enlarge, de-age or substantially alter her facial features. Preserve natural skin texture and realistic facial asymmetry. Only natural changes from expression, lighting, perspective, hairstyle movement and photographic conditions are allowed.

Use the uploaded reference photo as the primary identity reference for the adult woman. If a partner reference photo is provided, preserve his identity independently as well.

Create a cinematic evening scene in a quiet outdoor setting after a romantic date.

The woman wears an elegant short evening dress with a lightweight coat.

Her partner stands in front of her holding her hands.

There is no exaggerated proposal setup and no giant decoration.

Instead, the moment feels private and genuine.

She has just said yes to something important.

Her expression should show genuine happiness mixed with disbelief: slightly widened eyes, soft smile and relaxed facial muscles.

The partner looks at her with relief and happiness.

Around them are subtle environmental details: trees moving gently in the evening breeze, a few warm lamps, distant city lights and a quiet path.

Use natural warm evening light transitioning into blue hour.

Do not create a fantasy palace or recognizable landmark.

The emotional focus is entirely on their faces and body language.

Realistic skin texture, natural hands, believable fingers, accurate anatomy, realistic hair movement and authentic clothing.

Use an 85mm cinematic perspective with shallow but believable depth of field.

The final image should feel like a private photograph of a life-changing moment rather than a staged engagement photoshoot.

Preserve both identities faithfully.