Research & Planning: Props List for Film Poster

I have come up with two possible poster ideas. I haven't yet decided which of them I will choose, as one may be more difficult than the other to shoot so I will work on the premise that I will take photographs suitable for each poster, and then decide when it comes to editing the photographs as to which poster I will create. Below I have listed all the possible props I may need for the shoot of each poster.

Poster Draft 1

I will not need any props for this poster, as I would take the photographs on a white background/green screen. The actors/characters are not holding anything. The only prop I can think of is that the current girlfriend (the girl in the background of the poster) may be wearing a watch, to symbolise the ending of her relationship with the male protagonist.

Poster Draft 2

This poster idea relies quite heavily on a select few props. Perhaps the most important prop on the poster is the sofa. I will use the sofa we would will be using when we film our trailer. Another important prop I will be using is a half-empty bottle of beer, which the male protagonist will be holding (to symbolise the element of drunken-ness in the film, and to show that the film is in fact a romantic-comedy). The background of the poster will be the living room of the male protagonist's parents' house.