All puns aside, there isn't anything more magical than a Harry Potter-themed wedding.

Houston natives Stephanie Dodd, 26, and Samuel Goetsch, 25, just might have taken the award for the most magical wedding ever.

The wizard-themed wedding was adorned with floating candles, house seals, quidditch hoops, wands and a whole lot of magical love.

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"Couples are looking to create an epic reality that is customized and stylized and totally unique," said Kat Creech of Kat Creech Events, Dodd and Goetsch's wedding planner. "We really try and get to the couple and getting to the why of the wedding. Why are we creating this wedding? How are we going to take the intangible dream and create the epic reality?"

The venue, The Bell Tower on 34th in the Graden Oaks neighborhood, was transformed into Hogwarts' Forbidden Forest and the Great Hall in the wizarding school. 

As John Williams' Hedwig's Theme was playing, Dodds walked down an aisle made from pages from used J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels. Aligning the aisle were branches, moss, candles and flowers to complete the Forbidden Forest creation.

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When the officiant asked for the rings, the aisle's doors dramatically opened to an owl flying down the aisle to the bestman's hand with the rings attached. After the ceremony, guests were able to take photos with the beautiful owls.

The reception was held in a room transformed into Hogwarts' Great Hall with floating candles(85 in total), feast-like food, Harry Potter-themed cocktails and a black dance floor featuring the couples' house seal. The seal was a combination between what Hogwarts house the couple identified with. Dodd is from House Slytherin and Goetsch is from House Gryffindor.

Overall, the wedding cost the couple a hefty $65,000 and took them about a year and a half to plan. There were about 100 guests at the wedding