A wedding morning, remembered

Your video prompt

Create a 15-second vertical 9:16 reel. If a personal reference photo is attached, preserve that person’s identity, age, facial structure, skin tone and natural proportions; the example demographics below must not override them. Adapt the named hairstyle and expression to that person while retaining their hairline and recognizable facial features. If a style preview is also attached, use it for styling and composition, not as the face to copy. Scene: a South Asian bride with medium brown skin wearing a pale gold lehenga, seated beside a tall window while her mother gently adjusts the edge of her dupatta, intimate candid expressions. Appearance: The bride has centre-parted dark hair in a low bun beneath a sheer dupatta, a small bindi, centred forehead pendant, traditional earrings and a close-fitting necklace. Her mother has softly gathered dark hair, small jewellery and a warm smile. Both look towards the dupatta adjustment. Pose and expression: Seat the bride with hands resting together in her lap while her mother stands just behind and gently arranges the edge of the dupatta near the shoulder and hair. Essential visible details: Pale-gold embroidered lehenga and sheer edged dupatta, separate forehead pendant, earrings, necklace, bangles and delicate mehndi on the resting hands; mother in a muted blush-gold saree, tall window and soft intimate light. Keep the forehead jewellery visible and fabric transparent over the hair. Lighting: soft directional morning window light. Camera: 85mm lens, f/2.8, layered medium two-person composition. Keep defining details inside the central vertical frame with space above hair or the product cap. 0–5 seconds: Establish the seated bride and her mother beside the window as the mother lifts the existing dupatta edge gently. Transition: Match cut maintaining action continuity. 5–10 seconds: Cut close to the mother’s hands arranging the embroidered edge beside the bride’s hair, leaving the forehead pendant visible and attached. Transition: Match cut maintaining action continuity. 10–15 seconds: Return to the medium two-shot as the fabric settles and the bride exchanges a small smile with her mother. Hold the final frame during 14–15 seconds, within this scene. Transition: Hold and end. Continuity: Maintain each person’s identity, age, hairstyle, facial marks, jewellery, wardrobe and props across every shot. Expressions should evolve subtly with the action; no face swapping, hair changes, disappearing accessories or merged fingers. Total runtime is exactly 15 seconds, including the final hold. Use natural motion; no flashing lights, added text or watermarks.