The medieval painting depicts two figures standing side by side in a palace garden amidst flowers and trees. The woman on the left wears an elaborate golden-yellow dress decorated with intricate red designs, including floral motifs and geometric patterns. A wide black belt with small circular embellishments cinches her waist before becoming a train that extends to the ground. She wears a tall, pointed, cone-shaped headdress with a black hennin lapel with an intricate red and gold pattern, adorned with a delicate white veil that cascades down her back. Her expression is neutral as she looks slightly to the right. To her right stands a young man dressed in a vibrant crimson-red tunic with puffed shoulders and wide sleeves, gold trim around the neck, and a prominent cross emblem on the chest. He wears black tight trousers and a tall black bowler hat with a single gold brooch in the center. His fair skin contrasts with his reddish-brown hair, which falls just below his ears. His expression seems calm and attentive, and he looks straight ahead. Both wear elaborate footwear; their shoes are extremely pointed and elongated, reflecting the fashion of the time. They stand against a green summer garden with flowers, trees, and birds. Below them, the grass is in warm grassy and salad tones. In the background, a Gothic castle is visible against a rich blue sky. The overall mood of the artwork is romantic and ceremonial, captured in soft, even lighting that highlights the rich textures and colors of their clothing without casting harsh shadows.