These two Disney-loving brides just got their fairytale wedding.

In April, Japanese couple Ryo and Haru indulged their Disney obsession when they tied the knot at Tokyo DisneySea after 13 years together.

Haru paired her wedding gown with a green bow that bore a pattern similar to the one Princess Anna wore in "Frozen," while Ryo accented her dress with a blue sash as a nod to Queen Elsa.

At this time, same-sex couples cannot legally marry in Japan, but some local governments issue certificates recognizing these partnerships that provide some of the benefits of marriage, such as hospital visitation rights.

"We cannot become a married couple with a marriage certificate," Haru told BuzzFeed Japan. "Something that normally gets done with a piece of paper does not apply to us. That is why having a ceremony is meaningful. Saying the vows in front of everyone and being treated as a married couple makes us one."

Disney has played a magical role throughout the couple's relationship. The pair even got engaged at Tokyo Disney during a Halloween event at the park.

Initially, Ryo didn't want to have a wedding because it meant she would have to come out to her parents and she was unsure how her father would take the news. Fortunately, he was far more open-minded than she anticipated; she and her dad even performed a father-daughter dance on the wedding day. You can watch a video of the rehearsal below:

父とラストダンスのリハーサル。
ダンス用ではないボリュームのあるドレスで、いかに優雅に踊るかを試行錯誤してくださったアトリエアンさんに感謝🙏 pic.twitter.com/hmukvdCEic

- リョウ (@ryo_k1217) March 20, 2017

"[My parents] had an opportunity to experience an open-minded LGBT culture on one of their travels abroad," Ryosaid. "They had become more flexible, partly due to such experiences, and they easily accepted me."

For more on their inspiring love story, head over to BuzzFeed. Below, even more images from the couple's enchanting affair:

The Huffington Post reached out to the brides for comment, but had not heard back at the time of publication. This story may be updated.