Saty & Carl Wedding Photo Shoot

The screen opens on Saty in her wedding gown and Carl beside her in his suit, with a camera frame sitting at the bottom like a real viewfinder. Your first job is Saty's makeup, so you tap the cosmetics panel and swipe through lip colors until one lands on her face instantly. Everything applies on tap, and you can undo with one click if a shade reads wrong.

The wardrobe splits into bride, groom, and shared extras. For Saty there are gowns from simple slip styles to full ballgown skirts, veils, updos, side braids, and a small jewelry tray with earrings and necklaces that layer over the neckline of whichever dress you chose. Carl gets tuxedos, bow ties versus neckties, boutonnieres, and hair options. The bouquet screen is its own step, so it is easy to miss if you rush past it.

The part that separates this makeover game from the usual tap-and-done is the actual photo session. Once both looks are locked, a camera mode opens where you frame the couple, pick a pose or a candid moment, and take a set of shots instead of one. A round ends when you finish the reel, and the photos save as a little wedding gallery you can look back through.

Work in order: makeup first, then hair, then the gown, because a high lace collar changes which earrings read well. Pair a big ballgown skirt with a short veil, since a long veil over a full skirt hides the dress shape. Before you snap, zoom the frame slightly tighter than feels natural, because the saved photos crop nicer close up.