Three-generation Garba portrait from your family photo

Edit the uploaded family photo into a natural Navratri garba portrait. Use only the people visible in the reference photo; obtain their permission before uploading it. Preserve each person's recognisable face, age, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions and relationship to the others as closely as the model permits. Keep the same number of people and make every face visible.

Scene: a warmly lit community courtyard with marigold strings and a subtle rangoli, just before garba begins. Arrange the family together in a relaxed group pose, with the older family members comfortably at the centre and the others beside them. Dandiya sticks may be held naturally at waist height; do not put a stick across a face.
Clothing: dress each person in a distinct, tasteful colour-coordinated chaniya cholis, sarees and kurtas outfit appropriate to their age and preference. Preserve visible religious or cultural garments from the reference unless the user asks to change them.
Light and camera: warm festival string lights, soft fill on every face, natural skin texture, eye-level camera, 50 mm portrait look, gentle background blur. Rich jewel tones without neon saturation. Vertical 4:5 frame, enough room around heads and hands for a social post crop.
Avoid: adding or removing people, face swaps, younger-looking elders, altered skin tone, extra limbs or fingers, merged hands, floating sticks, unreadable text, logos or watermarks. If identity, people count or hands are wrong, try a closer crop or simpler pose and compare the result with the original.