Once upon a time, but not very long ago, there was a boy who met a girl. She was pretty, he was funny. She was fair as Snow White, he was as awesome as Aladdin. She was quirky, he was simplistic. She snorted when she laughed, he sneezed like a girl. She said she knew she loved him after she spent 7 hours with him. He told her she was crazy. She said she was crazy about him, he said he needed time to see if he was crazy too. She let him be, but never gave up. He realized he missed her snorty laughter, and decided he was as crazy about her as she was crazy about him. He asked her to marry him, and she said she knew he'd come around. She was Emma, he was Bruce. That was the story of their love ... until it came to planning the wedding. And what a wedding it was. Their obvious love of Disney, the king of motion-picture fairytalery was showcased beautifully through the various aspects of the wedding as you will see further below. It was the perfect balance of all things Disney, not too childish, not to snooty either, but bright and cheerful all the way, just like a Disney movie marathon. We have gathered some of the choicest images here. The ideas can be restyled to plan a Disney-themed wedding to a tee. How adorable is this little save-the-date. Of course, there are scores of other options you can explore. This is just a glimpse of the cuteness that can come from using Disney as a wedding theme. Silhouettes are the perfect way to keep the mystery alive and have your guests guessing what the theme of the wedding will be. Give away subtle hints, but not all of it. Let the guests enjoy in true Arabian style. Cozy, comfortable seating amidst the shade of trees in a garden: doesn't get better than this. Erm ... yes, we do suggest an outdoor wedding to fully exploit the theme in question. For any kind of theme, it's all about the little details. The "tea party" inspiration is quite evident in this masterpiece of a cupcake. After all, it's the fine detail that leaves us awestruck, isn't it? This is just one of the many Disney duos that can be chosen for your bridesmaids and groomsmen to dress up as. There's Belle and the Beast, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell, and Tarzan and Jane, among others. OK, she is the bride after all. Not that you can't go all out and dress like it's a costume party, but there should be some semblance to a bridal outfit. The hot red lipstick (on lips red as the rose) and the bright red headband (in hair black as ebony) when combined with the big, juicy, deep red apple make for the perfect Snow White look. We know that if Snow White is the bride, the groom must be a prince. But since life isn't really a fairytale and because it's their wedding day after all, they can be whoever they choose to be. Even if it means Snow White has to marry Aladdin and they both have a mad tea (after)party. Yes, this is most definitely a pattern that you see. The Snow White bride loves herself a Seven Dwarfs cake. You can choose to do the same, or go with a cake from a totally different story of your choice. While we think that picking favorites and incorporating them in all elements is sufficient, you can most definitely explore the plethora of movies that Disney has so graciously given us, and add touches of as many as you want to in your Disney-themed wedding.