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On some level we all knew this day would come. Given how readily we made the elements -- replicas of Bella's bridal couture, jewel accented hair clip & engagement ring are all available online -- it was inevitable that someone would throw a legitimate Twilight-themed wedding. But even I never imagined it would go this far.

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Meet Abigail and Andy, a British couple who married on February 5 in England while wearing real world replicas of Bella & Edward's Breaking Dawn Part 1 wedding attire (although she only changed into a Carolina Herrera knock-off for their reception).

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Twilight tunes also filled the air as the bride walked down the aisle to the instrumental version of Sleeping At Last's Turning Page (featured in the last film) and Bella's Lullaby played as they walked back up the aisle. Then, just like Bella and Edward, Abby and Andy shared their first kiss as a married couple while Iron & Wine's Flightless Bird, American Mouth played. Plus, the entire Breaking Dawn - Part 1 soundtrack served as background music during the reception.

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The wedding itself also stuck very closely to the color schemes, floral arrangements, bridal bouquet and wedding cake shape that were featured in the film.

However, Andy and Abby saved the best (read: craziest) for last as they legally changed their married surname to Cullen following the ceremony!

Yes, that's right, they emerged from this Twilight-themed wedding as Andy & Abby Cullen. The new Mrs. Cullen says that her husband is "very tolerant, bless him" for being such a good sport about it all.

If that isn't the understatement of the century, I don't know what is!