Big news: Buzz Lightyear set his laser from stun to love and married Woody!

Jason Bitner and Garrett Smith of Chicago are massive Disney fans so when they got married last month, they knew the wedding would be Disney-themed.

To up the cuteness factor, the pair decided to dress as Buzz and Woody from the “Toy Story” series. That’s Bitner in the cowboy hat and Smith in the spacesuit.

Tiffany Brandt Photography Two toys in love!

Pull my string, have you ever seen a cuter couple?

Bitner told HuffPost that he’d always wanted “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” to be the song for his first wedding dance, so the costumes just made sense.

“Plus, ‘Toy Story’ is one of our favorite movies. Each character reminds us of each other’s personalities,” said Bitner, who got engaged to Smith two years at Disneyland.

Tiffany Brandt Photography You've got a friend ― and cake feeder ― in me.

The couple asked all the guests at the wedding ― which took place at the 63rd Street Beach House in Chicago ― to dress up as their own favorite Disney characters.

Tiffany Brandt Photography The gang's all here!

“Family and friends must have thought we were crazy to have a costume wedding in the middle of August, but we were happily surprised that almost all of our guests were really into it and dressed for the occasion,” Bitner told us.

There were dashing princes and misbehaving fuzzy aliens:

Tiffany Brandt Photography These dudes did not come to play. Well, maybe one of them did.

And multiple Mary Poppinses:

Tiffany Brandt Photography It's a jolly holiday with Mary(s).

Maui from “Moana” gave a rousing speech.

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The boys even convinced their parents to dress up as some iconic characters:

Tiffany Brandt Photography Smith's parents came from under the sea for the big day.

Grandma got in on the Disneybounding fun, too.

Tiffany Brandt Photography Bitner's family with the boys.

Bitner and Smith decorated each of the 15 tables with centerpieces based on different Disney movies, including classics like “Cinderella” and “The Lion King” and new faves like “Coco” and “Moana.”

Tiffany Brandt Photography Some of the centerpieces.

In fact, the whole wedding was a DIY affair.

“The centerpieces we started a year out. We had so many Google docs and Pinterest boards for ideas,” Bitner said. “Rather than real flowers, Garrett made paper flowers. And he completely fabricated his Buzz costume, which took him like three months.”

Tiffany Brandt Photography A close friend, ﻿Alesha Bales, combined a jazz version of “You've Got a Friend in Me” with a Spanish version of the song.

While the couple didn’t go to infinity and beyond for their honeymoon, they settled for the next best thing: a vacation in Hawaii and a return flight home that included a layover in California ― and, of course, a trip to Disneyland.