

Turn this uploaded photo of a couple into a die-cut vinyl sticker sheet, the kind sold in a cute stationery shop. Cut the couple out from the photo and give them a thick white sticker border, like a glossy vinyl decal peeled straight off its backing. Duplicate the same cutout two or three times at different sizes across the frame, scattered like a real sticker sheet, along with two or three small matching doodle stickers around them — a heart, a star, a little flower — drawn in a simple hand-drawn line style. Keep the couple's faces, expressions, outfits, and pose exactly as they are in the original photo — do not change their identity, proportions, or clothing. Set the whole sheet against a plain pastel or light grid background, like the backing paper a sticker sheet comes printed on. Preserve the photographic quality and natural skin texture of the original photo inside each cutout — do not smooth skin, do not flatten it into flat cartoon shading, and do not distort faces or bodies. Keep the glossy sticker-vinyl look confined to the thin white die-cut border and a subtle shine, not the photo itself. The final result should look like a real printed sticker sheet you'd peel apart and stick on a laptop or water bottle, made from your own photo.
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