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[Subject] One wedding couple standing in a grassy alpine meadow. The groom is a young adult man with light skin, medium-length blond hair, and a dark tailored suit with a white shirt; he is slightly bent forward in a playful dance-like step while holding the bride’s hand. The bride is a young adult woman with light skin and long wavy blonde hair, wearing a floor-length white wedding dress with a softly fitted bodice, long sheer sleeves, and a flowing skirt. Both figures have relaxed, joyful body language rather than a formal posed stance. Their hands are linked, creating a light movement between them.

[Environment] Open mountain meadow in daylight with tall wild grass in the foreground and a dramatic rocky alpine mountain rising behind the couple. Patches of snow are visible on the mountain slopes. The sky is pale, bright, and slightly hazy, with a washed cinematic glow. A few small butterflies or soft floating shapes appear in the upper air, adding a dreamy romantic detail. No urban elements, furniture, or wedding props are present.

[Composition/Camera] Vertical frame, medium-long shot with the couple placed near the center but slightly low in frame so the mountain dominates the background. Camera is around waist-to-chest height, looking straight across the meadow. Foreground grass fills the lower portion with soft depth and texture, while the mountain creates a strong backdrop layer. Preserve the open negative sky area above the peak and keep both full bodies visible with the dress hem touching the grass.

[Lighting] Soft natural daylight, slightly backlit or side-lit, with gentle low-contrast highlights. The image should feel sun-warmed and airy rather than sharply directional. Shadows are soft and minimal. Overall color temperature leans warm with a subtle vintage haze that smooths edges and gives the scene a nostalgic summer wedding mood.

[Style/Rendering] Romantic editorial photography with a dreamy film-like finish, soft grain, slight glow bloom, gentle contrast, and muted natural colors. Realistic but softly stylized, with an airy destination-wedding aesthetic. Keep fabric movement delicate, skin natural, and the mountain landscape crisp enough to read while still softened by atmospheric light.

[Detail constraints] Do not add extra people, bouquets, arches, chairs, tables, or vehicles. Keep exactly one bride and one groom holding hands in a casual dancing step in a grassy meadow. Preserve the long white dress, dark suit, alpine mountain with snow traces, pale sky, and dreamy filmic softness. Keep the scene intimate, open, and lightly windswept rather than heavily staged.

Negative prompt: wedding venue decorations, flower arch, bouquet, bridesmaids, guests, city background, lake, forest canopy, dramatic storm clouds, harsh flash, strong black shadows, sharp commercial contrast, modern sunglasses, hats, extra accessories, cropped bodies, exaggerated smiles, fantasy castle, over-saturated grass, artificial lens flare, duplicated hands, distorted dress hem.

Suggested parameters: aspect ratio 9:16, lens 50mm natural portrait feel, medium depth of field, 28-36 steps, CFG/style strength 5.5-7, sampler DPM++ 2M Karras or equivalent, seed suggestion 76319428.

Delta prompt strategy:
1. If the scene becomes too formal: add "playful hand-held dancing motion in an open meadow, candid wedding energy".
2. If the mountain loses presence: add "large alpine mountain backdrop dominating the frame, with visible snow patches".
3. If the dress changes too much: add "long white wedding dress with sheer sleeves and flowing skirt".
4. If the groom styling drifts: add "young groom in a dark tailored suit and white shirt".
5. If the image becomes too sharp and digital: add "soft film grain, dreamy haze, romantic editorial softness".
6. If too many props appear: add "no wedding decor, no bouquet, no furniture, no guests".
7. If the grass feels too flat: add "tall meadow grass in the foreground with soft natural texture".
8. If the couple pose loses connection: add "holding hands, lightly stepping toward each other".
9. If the lighting becomes harsh: add "soft airy daylight with warm low-contrast glow".
10. If the sky gets too dramatic: add "pale bright sky with gentle haze and plenty of negative space".