Cinematic Beach Wedding Triptych
Generates a three-panel romantic beach wedding scene with a bride and groom running at dusk while holding sparklers.

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Goal: Create a romantic cinematic wedding photo triptych of a young couple running and playing with a sparkler on a beach at dusk, like frames from an atmospheric destination-wedding film. Canvas: Vertical 9:16 image divided into exactly 3 horizontal widescreen panels stacked from top to bottom, separated by thin white divider lines. Each panel should feel like a different moment from the same beach scene. Subjects: Include exactly 2 people: a {argument name="bride description" default="young East Asian bride with windblown dark hair, joyful smile, wearing a sleeveless sparkling beaded bodice and airy white tulle wedding dress"} and a {argument name="groom description" default="young East Asian groom with tousled dark hair, wearing a white dress shirt with rolled sleeves and a black vest"}. Their expressions should be happy, candid, and intimate rather than posed. Panel 1: The bride is on the left near the shoreline, turning back and smiling toward the groom. The groom is in the foreground on the right with his back mostly to camera, slightly out of focus, holding one lit sparkler low at his side. The ocean is on the left, dark sand stretches into the distance on the right, and faint city lights glow far away. Panel 2: The couple runs together along the wet beach, holding hands. The groom is on the left, laughing and looking toward the bride. The bride is on the right, smiling back while holding exactly 1 lit sparkler extended to the right, making a bright curved streak of sparks. Motion blur should convey movement. Panel 3: The couple continues running, closer to camera. The groom is on the left looking at the bride while holding her hand. The bride is centered-right, smiling, her dress flowing, arm extended to the right with exactly 1 lit sparkler scattering golden sparks. The horizon and sunset glow are more visible behind them. Environment and mood: {argument name="location" default="moody ocean beach at blue hour just after sunset"}, with rolling waves, reflective wet sand, distant coastline lights, layered dark clouds, and a faint warm orange strip near the horizon. Wind should lift the bride’s hair and dress. The scene should feel spontaneous, emotional, youthful, and cinematic. Visual style: Shot as realistic high-end wedding photography, soft natural low light, shallow depth of field, film grain, teal-blue shadows with warm sparkler highlights, dreamy bokeh city lights, gentle motion blur, atmospheric seaside romance. Use a 35mm documentary wedding-photo look, not a studio portrait. Constraints: No text, no logos, no extra people, no bouquet, no fireworks beyond the single handheld sparkler in each visible sparkler moment, no over-polished CGI look.
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
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