Couple Love AI Video: Viral Umbrella Rose Petals Trend with Google Flow (Free Prompt)

COUPLE LOVE AI VIDEO – GOOGLE FLOW PROMPT (Upload: @image1 = boy photo, @image2 = girl photo. 10s, 9:16)
DURATION: 10 seconds. ONE continuous take, no cuts.
ASPECT RATIO: 9:16 vertical.
Photorealistic, like a real phone video filmed at night. Real-time speed. Not CGI, not cartoon.
The very first frame is already the wide night garden scene below — do NOT start with a close-up or a still of @image1 or @image2; they are only face references.
ONLY TWO PEOPLE EXIST IN THE WHOLE VIDEO.
STRICT EXECUTION RULE (most important)
Do ONLY what is written in this prompt, exactly as written. Do not assume, add, swap, mirror or change anything — no extra hand moves, no side changes, no new poses. If something is not written here, it does not happen.
POSITION LOCK (0.0s to 10.0s, never changes)
– The WOMAN is ALWAYS on the LEFT half of the frame; the MAN is ALWAYS on the RIGHT half of the frame.
– This is true in the first frame, during the twirl (she turns on her own spot on the left), during the dip and until the last frame. They NEVER swap sides. The video is never mirrored.
THE MAN — @image1
Exact same face, skin tone, facial structure, age, hairstyle and hair colour as @image1 in every frame, also when he is small in the wide shot. No face change, no beautification.
Outfit (same in every frame): a plain white full-sleeve shirt, top button open, sleeves slightly rolled at the wrists, tucked into black trousers, black formal shoes.
THE WOMAN — @image2
Exact same face, skin tone, facial structure, age, hairstyle and hair colour as @image2 in every frame — a grown adult woman. Hair worn open, same length as @image2. No face change, no beautification.
Outfit (same in every frame): a long white lace gown down to the floor, fitted at the waist with a wide flowing skirt, white floral lace all over, long sleeves that open into very wide flared bell sleeves at the wrists.
THE UMBRELLA
EXACTLY ONE umbrella exists in the whole video — never two. The same single umbrella first hangs at his side, then is lifted up. Once it is lifted at 4.5s, there is NOTHING at his side any more: no second umbrella, no closed umbrella hanging by his leg, his outer arm is up holding the only umbrella.
ONE plain white umbrella with a curved white J-handle and a thin silver shaft. It is NEVER tightly closed or rolled up. From the very first frame it is already LOOSELY HALF-OPEN: no strap, the white fabric hanging loose and slightly spread around the shaft like a soft bell, the ribs a little apart (about one-third open). The man holds it by the handle in his UMBRELLA HAND, the tip pointing down toward the deck. It stays in this loose half-open state until he lifts it up at 4.50s; then it simply spreads fully open — no sudden pop from a closed stick.
Once open, ONLY THE MAN holds it: his UMBRELLA ARM stretched fully straight UP, his hand gripping the handle high above his own head, so the canopy floats about one arm-length above both of their heads. The woman never touches the umbrella.
THE ROSE PETALS
SLOW-MOTION PETALS: the petals fall in very slow, dreamy SLOW MOTION — light as feathers, gently floating, drifting, turning and swaying in the air. Each petal takes about 3–4 seconds to float from the umbrella down to the deck. They never drop fast, never fall all at once, never dump down in one heap. The petals are released little by little, so the air under the umbrella is filled with slowly floating petals all the way from 5.25s to 10.0s. (Only the petals are in slow motion; the people keep their pose.)
Deep red rose petals. Before 5.25s there are none. They start ONLY once the open umbrella is centred above both heads — the very moment it arrives there at 5.25s they appear inside the open umbrella and IMMEDIATELY start falling out — no pause, no waiting after the umbrella is up — they fall out from under its edge like soft red rain, around the couple and down onto the deck. They never come from the sky, only from under the umbrella. Once they start, they keep pouring WITHOUT STOPPING until the very last frame at 10.0s — one steady, even stream with the same amount of petals every second, never in bursts, never pausing, never thinning out at the end.
LOCATION (same in every frame)
Night. The couple stands on a light grey-white wooden deck. Green leafy shrubs fill the bottom 25% of the frame in the foreground, slightly out of focus, with two dark steps at the bottom-left corner. Behind them: a garden gazebo with cream square pillars and a brown tiled pyramid roof with warm lights inside, orange chairs and a table under it; a yellow metal railing and a blue rail at the right; dark palm leaves on the right edge. On the LEFT edge of the frame, in EVERY frame from 0.0s to 10.0s: the corner of a tall modern glass building with big glass panels reflecting light, filling the left 10–15% of the frame from top to deck level. The gazebo is warmly lit inside and the orange chairs are clearly visible. The sky above is pure black. Warm soft light on the couple, everything else darker.
CAMERA
Phone at eye level, about 5 m in front of the couple, almost side-on so we see both in profile. The camera stands to the front-LEFT of the gazebo, so the gazebo is seen at an ANGLE (one corner pillar toward the camera, two sides of it visible), placed in the right half of the background — never seen straight-on from the front. ONE fixed framing for the WHOLE 10 seconds: full body from head to feet, the couple in the middle of the frame, the man slightly right of centre, the gazebo behind them, with enough empty dark sky above their heads so the raised open umbrella fits inside the top of the frame. The camera is locked: NO zoom, no push-in, no reframing, no cut, no jump at any moment — especially not when the umbrella goes up. The twirl, the dip, the umbrella lift and the petal shower all happen in this same single frame.
THE MAN’S TWO HANDS (read first — this decides every hand action)
The man has exactly TWO hands — never three. Each hand has ONE job for the whole video:
– UMBRELLA ARM = his OUTER arm: the arm on the RIGHT side of his body as seen in the frame, on the side AWAY from the woman. In the first frame the umbrella hangs from this hand beside his outer leg. This arm holds the umbrella from the first frame to the last and does nothing else. At 4.5s THIS SAME OUTER ARM goes straight up on his outer (right) side and raises the umbrella above their heads.
– FREE ARM = his INNER arm: the arm on the side TOWARD the woman (the left side of his body as seen in the frame). It is the ONLY arm that ever touches the woman: it takes her hand, twirls her, then goes behind her back and holds her in the dip until the end — it never lets go of her back after 3.0s.
– The umbrella NEVER changes hands and NEVER passes in front of his body or across to the inner arm. The inner arm never touches the umbrella. The outer arm never touches the woman. Never both arms on her.
HAND LOCK (whole video — very important)
– The man’s UMBRELLA HAND holds the umbrella handle from 0.0s to 10.0s. It NEVER lets go of the umbrella and NEVER touches the woman.
– Only the man’s FREE HAND/ARM touches the woman: first holding her hand for the twirl, then wrapped behind her back holding her in the dip.
– During the dip and until the end: his FREE ARM holds her, his UMBRELLA ARM is stretched straight up holding the umbrella. Never both of his arms around her. The umbrella is always visibly held by his raised OUTER arm (the side away from her) — it never floats by itself.
– The woman’s hands (from the dip until the end): one of her hands lies flat on his chest near his shoulder, her other arm rests around his back at waist level. Her hands stay there and do NOT move when he lifts the umbrella — they never go above his shoulder, never reach up toward his raised arm, never touch the umbrella.
ACTION AND TIMING (every 0.25s)
0.00–0.25s: They stand about 1.5 m apart facing each other — the woman on the LEFT facing right, the man on the RIGHT facing left. Both arms of the woman hang relaxed. The man holds the loosely half-open umbrella in his UMBRELLA HAND, tip down.
0.25–0.50s: The man smiles and reaches his FREE ARM out toward her, palm up, inviting her.
0.50–0.75s: She smiles softly, lifts her hand, her wide bell sleeve hanging down, and lays her fingers in his palm.
0.75–1.00s: They hold hands at arm’s length, looking at each other.
THE FULL TWIRL (1.00–3.00s — one COMPLETE 360° turn, must be finished):
1.00–1.25s: He raises their joined hands high above her head.
1.25–1.75s: Under the raised hands she turns on the spot — first a quarter turn, now facing the camera side-on, her gown starting to flare.
1.75–2.25s: She keeps turning — half turn: her BACK is fully to the camera, long hair and gown swinging out in a wide circle.
2.25–2.75s: Three-quarter turn — she is side-on again, facing the other way, gown still flaring.
2.75–3.00s: She completes the full 360° turn and faces him again. The twirl is finished — not half, not cut short.
THE DANCE DIP (3.00–4.50s — a COMPLETE, clearly visible ballroom dip, seen full body from head to feet):
3.00–3.50s: He lowers their hands and draws her in close; his FREE ARM wraps around her back. She stays on the LEFT side of the frame (camera side), he stays on the RIGHT. The loosely half-open umbrella keeps hanging DOWN beside his leg in his umbrella hand, tip toward the deck — he does NOT swing it out, does NOT open it at his side.
3.50–4.00s: Like a classic ballroom dance step, he slowly lowers her BACKWARD over his FREE ARM: her upper body tips back more and more, her back arching, her head dropping down to the level of HIS CHEST — clearly lower than his shoulders, a real deep dance dip, not just leaning back a little — her long hair falling toward the deck. Her feet stay on the deck, knees slightly bent; her hands hold his shoulder and chest. He bends forward over her.
4.00–4.50s: The DEEPEST point of the dip — her upper body tipped far back about 45°, her head at his chest level, hair hanging down; the umbrella still hangs down at his side, tip down; looking up into his eyes; he leans over her with a soft smile. The whole dip is clearly visible in the wide shot.
THE UMBRELLA AND PETALS (4.50–10.00s):
4.50–5.00s: His FREE ARM alone keeps holding her in the dip; his UMBRELLA HAND — the same hand that has held the umbrella since the first frame — simply lifts — on his outer side, straight up, without crossing in front of his body — the already half-open umbrella in ONE quick, smooth, straight-up move, directly to its final place: canopy CENTRED right above BOTH of their heads, his umbrella arm fully straight up. It never stops or opens out to the side, never hangs beside them, never moves sideways afterwards — it goes straight up to above their heads and stays there. He does this alone; her hands stay still on his chest and back, she only looks up at him; as it rises the loose fabric spreads into a full open white canopy.
5.00–5.25s: Same frame, camera does not move. She stays low in the dip; he holds the open umbrella high with his straight UMBRELLA ARM.
5.25–5.50s: FROZEN DIP POSE (keep exactly until 10.0s): his UMBRELLA ARM stretched straight up holding the umbrella; his FREE ARM under her back holding her in the dip; she stays in the SAME deep dip as at 4.0–4.5s — tipped far back about 45°, her head at his chest level, hair hanging down — she does NOT rise back up when the umbrella goes up, looking up into his eyes; he leans over her smiling. They face EACH OTHER in profile, not the camera. She never stands back up straight. Red rose petals appear inside the open umbrella and start falling at once.
5.50–6.50s: The red petals slowly float down from under the umbrella edge in slow motion, drifting and turning, filling the air around them.
6.50–8.50s: His raised outer hand keeps gripping the one umbrella’s handle above them — he never lets it go, never lowers it. More petals keep slowly floating down in slow motion, the air around them full of drifting petals, only a few reaching the deck at a time; small natural movements only — she smiles shyly, he smiles warmly, the gown and hair move slightly.
8.50–10.00s: Still exactly one umbrella, still gripped by his raised outer hand (it never floats free, nothing hangs at his side). The petal shower is still falling as thick as before, collecting on the deck around their feet. His arm still holds the umbrella straight up; she is still low in the dip in his arm. Hold the same pose until the end.
REALISM
Natural human motion, realistic hands with five fingers, natural gown swirl and hair movement, a realistic white umbrella whose loose half-open fabric spreads fully as it is lifted, light realistic red rose petals floating down.
AUDIO
Soft romantic piano instrumental. No speech, no singing, no lip-sync.
STRICT RULES
– Only two people: the man from @image1 and the woman from @image2. No other people.
– Woman always on the LEFT, man always on the RIGHT — never swapped, never mirrored.
– The man has two arms only: OUTER arm (away from her) = umbrella the whole time, INNER arm (toward her) = the woman the whole time. Never switched, never crossed.
– Do only what is written; add nothing.
– Faces and hair always from @image1 and @image2; outfits always as described above.
– Same deck, gazebo and night setting in every frame. No cuts, no new places, no new close-up shot.
– One continuous clip with ONE fixed camera framing from 0.0s to 10.0s — no zoom, no jump, no second shot when the umbrella goes up; it must never look like two clips joined together.
– The twirl is one COMPLETE 360° turn (1.0–3.0s). The dance dip is COMPLETE and clearly visible full body (3.5–4.5s); after it she stays dipped until the end — never standing straight again.
– EXACTLY ONE umbrella in the whole video. After 4.5s it is only above their heads in his raised hand — no second umbrella ever appears at his side, and the umbrella never floats without his hand on the handle.
– Until 4.5s the umbrella only hangs down at his side, tip down — never swung out or opened beside them.
– Only ONE white umbrella: loosely half-open from the first frame (never a closed rolled stick), lifted in one quick straight-up move to centred above both heads, fully open there from 5.0s, never open beside them, held only by the man with his arm straight up. Rose petals only from under the umbrella, from 5.25s to 10.0s without stopping.
– In the dip: his FREE ARM holds her, his UMBRELLA ARM holds the umbrella straight up — never both arms on her, never a floating umbrella.
– No text, no captions, no logos, no watermarks. Keep 9:16.
FINAL RESULT
A 10-second romantic night reel in one take: the man from @image1 offers his hand to the woman from @image2, she takes it and does one full twirl, he dips her back like a dance step, lifts the half-open white umbrella high so it spreads open above them, and a shower of red rose petals falls from under it while she stays dipped in his arm and they smile at each other.