Vinayaka Chaturthi Greeting Card

Using every uploaded photo as an exact face reference — one reference per person, applied in upload order from left to right. Include all uploaded faces; the number of people must exactly equal the number of reference images, no more and no fewer. Preserve every face exactly: bone structure, jawline, nose shape, eye shape, brow shape, lip shape, skin tone and natural skin texture must match each reference precisely. Keep natural skin texture — pores, real tone variation. Do not stylize, slim, lighten, or beautify any face. Generate a designed Vinayaka Chaturthi greeting card poster in a warm illustrated layout — a festival greeting design, not a photograph with text added.

LAYOUT, top to bottom: the top edge carries a decorative swag of marigold garlands, mango leaves and small brass bells hanging down from both corners. Below it, occupying the upper portion of the frame, the greeting text — the word "Happy" in a flowing deep maroon script, and directly beneath it the words "VINAYAKA CHATURTHI" in large bold golden brush-stroke capitals set on two centred lines, the clear hero of the poster. Beneath that, in small clean dark serif type across three centred lines: "May Lord Ganesha bless your home with happiness, prosperity and new beginnings." All text spelled exactly and legibly. No other words anywhere in the image.

LOWER HALF: the person or group sits together at the bottom of the frame, cut out and placed into the design, faces large and clearly visible. Beside them, a large traditional clay Ganesha idol — substantial in scale, rising to roughly the same height as the people beside it, a prominent presence in the composition. Moulded earthen clay, matte unglazed surface, hand-painted flat poster colours with visible brush marks, faintly imperfect symmetry, four arms, a naturally curved trunk, large fan ears, a simple painted crown, heavily garlanded with fresh marigold, the mouse vahana at his feet. Ordinary handmade craftsmanship, not a polished digital sculpture. A tall brass kuthuvilakku lamp burning at one edge, a brass plate of modakam and fruit at the other, a large flower rangoli of marigold and rose petals spread across the very bottom edge.

BACKGROUND: a soft cream and pale gold textured paper background with faint hand-illustrated elements in muted tones — a temple gopuram silhouette on one side, coconut palms, a rising sun, banana leaves at the edges. Light, airy and uncluttered so the type reads clearly. Not a photographic background.

PEOPLE: festive traditional clothing — men in cream silk veshtis with gold-bordered angavastrams, women in rich silk sarees with gold zari, temple jewellery, jhumkas, red bindis, jasmine in their hair, children in small silk kurtas and pattu pavadais, vibhuti and kumkum on foreheads. Hands folded in namaskaram. All faces turned squarely toward the camera, every gaze directed straight into the lens, pupils centered, warm natural smiles. Lighting on the people: soft even warm light, every face clearly lit, no harsh shadow.

STYLE: polished festival greeting card design, warm cream and gold palette with deep maroon accents, photographic people composited into an illustrated layout, clean typographic hierarchy with the headline dominant. No border frame around the edges. 9:16 vertical.

Negative: small idol, tiny idol, small text, thin text, text overwhelmed by background, cluttered background behind text, misspelled text, garbled writing, distorted letters, extra words, duplicate text, watermark, photographic background, dark background, busy background, decorative border frame, glossy idol, plastic idol, metallic sheen, CGI statue, 3D render idol, perfectly symmetrical idol, glowing idol, jewel-encrusted idol, fantasy Ganesha, cartoon idol, malformed trunk, wrong number of arms, extra tusks, looking away, side profiles, closed eyes, mismatched gaze, blurred faces, plastic skin, over-smoothed, airbrushed, waxy skin, different face, merged faces, face swap artifacts, extra people, missing people, distorted hands, extra fingers, six fingers, HDR, oversharpened.