4×6 Marriage Photo Sheet AI Prompt

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MANDATORY LARGE CUTTING GAPS — CRITICAL REQUIREMENT
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IMPORTANT: The reference layout is correct, but the photographs MUST NOT
be placed close together.

THIS IS A PHYSICAL PRINT-AND-CUT 4×6 PHOTO SHEET.

After printing, every photograph will be manually separated using a
straight paper/photo cutter. Therefore, LARGE AND CLEAR WHITE CUTTING
LANES between every photograph are MANDATORY.

DO NOT maximize the photograph sizes.

Instead, intentionally REDUCE the size of every photograph enough to
create clearly visible white space around and between all photo frames.

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EXACT SPACING REQUIREMENTS
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Maintain approximately:

• OUTER PAGE MARGIN:
  5 mm PURE WHITE space on LEFT
  5 mm PURE WHITE space on RIGHT
  5 mm PURE WHITE space on TOP
  5 mm PURE WHITE space on BOTTOM

• GAP BETWEEN TOP MALE AND TOP FEMALE PHOTOS:
  minimum 5 mm PURE WHITE horizontal cutting lane

• GAP BETWEEN TOP ROW AND WEDDING PHOTO #1:
  minimum 5 mm PURE WHITE vertical cutting lane

• GAP BETWEEN WEDDING PHOTO #1 AND WEDDING PHOTO #2:
  minimum 5 mm PURE WHITE vertical cutting lane

5 mm is the TARGET CLEAR EMPTY DISTANCE BETWEEN THE OUTER EDGES OF
NEIGHBORING BLACK PHOTO BORDERS.

The black borders themselves DO NOT count as part of the 5 mm gap.

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VERY IMPORTANT — SHRINK PHOTOS IF NECESSARY
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If the four photographs cannot fit with these cutting gaps:

DO NOT reduce the white gaps.
DO NOT make borders touch.
DO NOT extend photographs to page edges.

INSTEAD:

SHRINK ALL FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS PROPORTIONALLY.

It is completely acceptable for the photographs to become slightly
smaller.

CUTTING SPACE HAS PRIORITY OVER MAXIMUM PHOTO SIZE.

There must be obvious, clearly visible PURE WHITE EMPTY SPACE between
every neighboring black-bordered photograph.

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NO TOUCHING OR NEAR-TOUCHING BORDERS
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STRICTLY FORBIDDEN:

• border touching border
• photo touching photo
• nearly touching photo frames
• shared border between two photos
• one black line serving as the boundary of two photographs
• only 1–2 mm separation
• photographs packed tightly together

Each photograph MUST be an independent rectangle surrounded by its own
thin black border.

After that black border ends, there MUST be a clearly visible WHITE
CUTTING LANE before the next photograph begins.

Correct structure:

[ PHOTO ]
[ BLACK BORDER ]
     ↓
5 mm PURE WHITE EMPTY CUTTING SPACE
     ↓
[ BLACK BORDER ]
[ NEXT PHOTO ]

NOT:

[PHOTO][BORDER][BORDER][PHOTO]

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TOP TWO PHOTOS
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Make the TOP LEFT male portrait and TOP RIGHT female portrait slightly
smaller than in the reference example.

Do NOT stretch them to consume the full page width.

Leave:

• visible white space at far left
• minimum 5 mm white space between the two portraits
• visible white space at far right

Both portraits must remain equal in size and perfectly aligned.

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LOWER TWO WEDDING PHOTOS
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Make both large wedding-couple photographs slightly narrower and
slightly shorter than the maximum available area.

They must NOT touch the left or right page edges.

Wedding Photo #1 and Wedding Photo #2 MUST be visually separated by a
clearly noticeable 5 mm PURE WHITE horizontal cutting strip.

The bottom wedding photograph must also end before the bottom edge,
leaving approximately 5 mm white bottom margin.

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CUTTER-FRIENDLY VISUAL TEST
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Before generating the final result, imagine placing a straight
guillotine cutter blade through every white gap.

There must be enough EMPTY WHITE SPACE for the blade to pass through
the CENTER of the gap WITHOUT touching either neighboring black border.

If this cannot be done comfortably, THE GAP IS TOO SMALL.

In that case:
SHRINK THE PHOTOS FURTHER AND INCREASE THE WHITE GAP.

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DESIRED FINAL VISUAL STRUCTURE
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4×6 PORTRAIT WHITE SHEET

        5 mm WHITE TOP MARGIN

   ┌────────────┐     ┌────────────┐
   │    MALE    │     │   FEMALE   │
   │   NORMAL   │     │   NORMAL   │
   └────────────┘     └────────────┘
          ↑
     5 mm WHITE GAP
   between top photos

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        5 mm PURE WHITE CUTTING LANE
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   ┌────────────────────────────────┐
   │      WEDDING COUPLE #1         │
   └────────────────────────────────┘

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        5 mm PURE WHITE CUTTING LANE
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   ┌────────────────────────────────┐
   │      WEDDING COUPLE #2         │
   └────────────────────────────────┘

        5 mm WHITE BOTTOM MARGIN

IMPORTANT:
The diagram is for layout understanding only.
DO NOT print measurements, arrows, labels, dotted lines or instructions
on the actual final image.

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FINAL SPACING VALIDATION
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Before output, verify:

✓ Exact 4×6 inch PORTRAIT sheet
✓ All four photographs slightly reduced in size
✓ Approximately 5 mm outer white margins
✓ Minimum 5 mm white gap between male and female portraits
✓ Minimum 5 mm white gap below the top portraits
✓ Minimum 5 mm white gap between both wedding photographs
✓ Every gap is visibly PURE WHITE
✓ Black borders NEVER touch
✓ No shared borders
✓ No photograph reaches the sheet edge
✓ Every photograph can be cut independently
✓ Cutter blade can safely pass through the center of every white gap
✓ Cutting gaps are visually obvious, not hairline spaces
✓ Preserve the original four-photo layout
✓ PURE WHITE (#FFFFFF) background throughout

ABSOLUTE PRIORITY:

If more space is required,
MAKE THE PHOTOGRAPHS SMALLER.

NEVER sacrifice the cutting gaps to make the photographs larger.

The final output must look like FOUR SEPARATE PHOTOGRAPHS arranged on
one 4×6 printing sheet — NOT four photographs attached to each other.