Diwali Family Greeting Poster

FACE MATCH IS THE TOP PRIORITY. Include every person from the attached reference photos - exactly one person per reference photo, no more and no less. This may be a single man, a single woman, a couple, or a family with children. Copy each face exactly from their own reference only - hairline, hair, brows, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jawline, any beard or moustache exactly, skin tone - every proportion identical, so anyone who knows them recognises them instantly. Not lookalikes, no beautifying, no slimming, no change in age, never blend or swap faces between people. Keep each child's exact age and size. From the references keep only the faces and hair.

POSTER STYLE: a premium illustrated-photo Diwali greeting poster, vertical 9:16. The people are photoreal; the background is a soft, warm, painterly festive illustration with a gentle golden glow.

TEXT (the only text in the image, spelled exactly):
- At the top centre, the word "Happy" in an elegant dark-maroon calligraphy script.
- Directly below it, the word "DIWALI" - spelled exactly D, I, W, A, L, I - in large bold hand-painted brush-stroke capitals in rich glowing gold-orange.
- Below that, one line in a clean serif font in dark maroon: "May the light of diyas fill your home with joy, prosperity and love."
Every letter complete and correct, no other words anywhere.

THE PEOPLE: placed in the lower-middle of the poster, sitting together on the floor behind a large rangoli, all smiling warmly at the camera, both eyes open. Arrange them naturally by headcount:
- One person: seated centred, hands resting gently in the lap.
- Two people: seated side by side, shoulders close.
- Family: parents seated side by side, children seated in front of or between them, or a small child on a parent's lap.
WARDROBE BY PERSON: every man in a crisp cream or white silk shirt with a white veshti with a broad gold border and a gold watch; every woman in a rich maroon or deep-red Kanjivaram silk saree with a gold zari border, a gold necklace, gold jhumkas, gold bangles, a small bindi and jasmine in her hair; every boy in a small silk shirt and veshti; every girl in a silk pattu pavadai with gold jewellery and jasmine.

THE SCENE:
- In front of the people, a large circular flower rangoli of marigold orange, yellow, white and magenta petals with a lotus at the centre, ringed with glowing clay diyas.
- Beside them on the left, a tall brass kuthuvilakku lamp with lit flames; on the right, a brass plate of Diwali sweets - laddus, jangiri and mysore pak - beside a few lit sparklers in a pot.
- Background: a softly painted temple gopuram on the left, rows of glowing paper lanterns and marigold garlands across the top corners, and a night-blue-to-gold sky with gentle fireworks blooming in gold, pink and teal behind the text.
- At the very bottom, a decorative deep-maroon border band with a fine gold lotus and paisley pattern.

LIGHT: warm golden diya and lamp light on all faces with a soft frontal fill, every face the brightest and clearest part of the poster. Faces lit only by this scene's own light - never pasted studio faces.

LAYOUT: text block in the top third, people in the middle, rangoli and decorations in the lower third, the gold border at the bottom. Everyone's face clearly visible and unobstructed, nothing covering any face.

FINAL CHECK: every face matches its own reference exactly; the headcount equals the number of reference photos; "Happy DIWALI" and the wish line are spelled letter-perfect and are the only text; vertical 9:16.