Replace “refined editorial framing” with “centered symmetrical full-body composition with the bride occupying most of the vertical frame,” and add “fireplace and mirror receding as secondary background elements.” Keep “full-body” if the gown and floor remain important, or replace it with “three-quarter portrait” for a closer emphasis on her face and bodice.

Replace “soft warm late-afternoon natural light with airy romantic highlights” with “low, directional window light with deep shadows and restrained highlights.” Change “weathered light-gray walls” to “charcoal-gray aged walls,” and replace “editorial romantic styling” with “moody Gothic editorial styling,” while keeping the antique mirror and marble fireplace for period character.

Keep “photorealistic,” “realistic fabric texture and drape,” “soft warm late-afternoon natural light,” and the same “weathered light-gray walls” and “parquet wood floor” as visual anchors. Create variations by replacing only the subject garment phrase, such as “flowing ivory off-shoulder bridal gown” with “structured satin trumpet gown,” “lace long-sleeve wedding dress,” or “minimalist silk slip dress,” then vary the pose with phrases like “walking past the fireplace,” “reflected in the antique gilded mirror,” or “seated beside the marble fireplace.”