Dog wedding mobile social invitation

Design a 9:16 portrait-oriented pet-themed wedding invitation for mobile social sharing. It serves friends and relatives who receive the invitation, using a text-light information density, with a reading order of: first identifying the theme, then confirming the invitation context, and finally receiving the gentle invitation. The core content concept is: naming the "Dog's Wedding" as a companionship ceremony worth attending seriously.

The core visual language must be "real objects crossing a geometric emotional window": in a large area of warm white and light gray-beige white space, set a narrow, low-saturation, vertically-oriented geometric color block in the center of the frame as a visual anchor and spatial container. The window uses a soft gradient of Foggy Rose, Light Apricot, and Warm Gray, with clear boundaries but not closing off the subject. Two real small companion dogs (one cream/light apricot, the other retaining natural coat color) pop out from different heights of the window facing each other, their gazes converging near the title; heads, front paws, and small low-saturation wedding wreaths or ribbon parts cross the window boundary and extend into the white space, forming a clear single moment: real life crossing the ceremony door frame, about to meet and be witnessed. Do not show running, jumping, or complex wedding scenes.

The dogs must be high-end editorial pet photography quality: real fluffy fur, natural postures, moist noses, clear eye reflections, visible wreath fibers; a close-up three-quarter view slightly below the dogs' eye level, medium-close shot, soft morning window light or thin cloud diffused light, low contrast, extremely thin soft shadows, matte high-end print surface, and delicate natural photographic texture. Retain large areas of continuous quiet white space; only add nearly transparent wreath arcs, hair outlines, or soft ceremony trajectories, do not add irrelevant patterns, icons, or pseudo-charts.

The text must be accurate, complete, and readable, using the following content word for word, without adding or subtracting, and no other visible text should appear:
1. “狗狗的婚礼” (The Dogs' Wedding) — provided by the user, the only main title, strongest recognition; located in the middle gap where the two dogs' gazes converge, can use a narrow vertical arrangement, but must not block the face or key actions.
2. “邀请函” (Invitation) — provided by the user, a small kicker near the top or title, receding behind the main title.
3. “婚礼” (Wedding) — provided by the user, forming a restrained miniature context label with "Invitation".
4. “愿每一份喜欢，都来见证这一场相遇。” (May every bit of love witness this meeting.) — original non-factual emotional invitation phrase, placed in the white space after the subject breaks the frame, becoming a one-to-two-line short deck.
5. “带着祝福，赴一场关于陪伴的仪式。” (Bring blessings to a ceremony about companionship.) — original non-factual concluding copy, placed in the quiet white space at the bottom, ending the reading in a low-key manner.

The text arrangement uses a modern Songti skeleton with slight manual modification: narrow characters, thin but clear strokes, clear horizontal and vertical contrast, rounded transitions, clean endings, with a bit of the manual warmth of wedding stationery and aesthetic magazines; relaxed letter spacing, the title lingers, labels recede, and the invitation and concluding sentences have different scales, densities, and white space relationships. Use gray-brown text and brightness contrast to ensure readability on mobile screens; do not use cartoon round fonts, heavy gold wedding fonts, or excessive calligraphy. Chinese characters must correctly present “狗狗的婚礼”, “邀请函”, “婚礼”, without garbled characters, missing strokes, typos, or mixed traditional and simplified characters.

The composition uses an off-axis dual-subject facing-each-other focus: the top retains a quiet entry, the middle forms the visual density core of subject-window-title, and the frame-breaking direction retains continuous white space to carry the first invitation, while the bottom relaxes again to carry the concluding sentence. The title is the visual central axis but does not float on irrelevant blank space; faint lines naturally lead from the dogs' meeting relationship to the title and copy, making the image, text, geometric window, and white space a visual sentence. Mobile thumbnails first read "The Dogs' Wedding" and the posture of the two dogs approaching each other, and upon enlargement, the rest of the text is read.

Colors use warm white and light gray-beige as the base, the window is a low-saturation Foggy Rose-Light Apricot-Warm Gray gradient, and a very small amount of matte champagne or rose gold is used only as a hint of ceremony, avoiding glitter. The overall feel should have Eastern white space, modern order, natural vitality, light luxury quality, and restrained editorial completeness. Strictly forbid bright red, bright pink, purple, fluorescent colors, rainbow gradients, blue-purple cold light, pure black large color blocks, candy colors, metallic mirror highlights, children's party decorations, balloons, heart stickers, paw print fonts, rings, churches, cakes, crackers, cartoons, 3D, illustrated dogs, ordinary stock photo feel, complex wedding templates, mechanical upper and lower columns, isolated titles, heavy shadows, dirty paper aging, tearing, cheap glitter, watermarks, UI, QR codes, fictional names, dates, times, locations, organizers, contact information, RSVP, process information, 9:16 visible specification markings, and any extra pseudo-text.

THEORY_LOGIC = SET[Information arrangement and content concept::Visual hierarchy theory::Gestalt proximity and continuity principles::Cognitive load theory::Mobile information design] || SYNTHESIS[Taking information arrangement as the main axis: using "The Dogs' Wedding" as the identity title, "Invitation/Wedding" to undertake context recognition, and a small amount of gentle invitation copy to undertake emotional commitment; establishing a reading order of naming first, then understanding, then feeling through visual hierarchy and Gestalt grouping; controlling the number and contrast of text through cognitive load theory, explicitly omitting all unknown dates, locations, names, contact information, and RSVP, so that real images and text each perform their duties without competing for attention.]
METAPHOR_LOGIC = REQUIRED::The Dogs' Wedding::Two real lives entering a companionship ceremony solemnly witnessed together::Warm, romantic, with restrained playfulness::Tension between solemn human wedding ceremonies and the natural, imperfect life postures of dogs::Real dogs in the ceremony door frame::Letting dogs leap from a daily play state into an invited, witnessed wedding context::The text is responsible for naming the ceremony and issuing a gentle invitation, the image is responsible for presenting the intimacy and slight boundary-crossing of real life, together reading "Wedding" as a companionship celebration worth attending seriously.