use the people from the reference image; preserve facial features 1:1. Concept: A photorealistic film-style frame capturing chaos and despair during a rural village wedding. Subject: The bride from the reference image and the groom from the reference image, with a second woman in civilian clothes. Setting: A countryside village wedding with wooden tables decorated with flowers and tablecloths, guests in festive clothing, and musicians who have stopped playing and are watching the scene. Action & Pose: In the center of the frame, two women are locked in a fierce fight, pulling each other’s hair and tearing at each other’s clothes. The bride from the reference image is struggling violently with the other woman. The groom from the reference image, with a look of complete shock and horror, is trying to separate them by holding the bride by the shoulders, but they continue resisting. Around them, wedding guests react in different ways: some cover their faces in horror, some try to help break up the fight, and others stand frozen in shock. Appearance: Faces are distorted by rage and pain. Wardrobe: The bride from the reference image wears a torn and dirty wedding dress, with a ripped veil partially covering her face. The second woman is dressed in civilian clothing. Wedding guests wear festive outfits. Beauty Styling: The bride has smeared makeup. Framing & Composition: Extreme close-up, handheld shot, with the central focus on the violent struggle. Lighting: Naturalistic lighting. Camera & Optics: Shot on film with high grain, wide dynamic range, and shallow depth of field. Visual Style: Photorealistic, raw documentary-like wedding photography. Atmosphere: Chaotic, desperate, tense, emotionally explosive. Details & Texture: Dirt and dust flying through the air, visible film grain, tactile realism, authentic imperfections. Priority Instructions: Keep the same faces from the reference image. Preserve the identity of the bride and groom exactly.