See All the Gorgeous Photos from “Halloweentown” Stars Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz's Wedding

The Disney stars walked down the aisle on April 19 in scenic Camarillo, California

Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz of Disney's Halloweentown II said "I do" on April 19 in a scenic spot in California.

After exchanging vows outside at the Spanish Hills Club in Camarillo, California, with 92 loved ones there to celebrate, the pair treated their friends and family to a fun party full of food, music and laughter.

"It is a dream come true, a big celebration day," Brown told PEOPLE. "We are so excited and grateful."

Here, see some of the gorgeous photos from the couple's big day.

Dress to Impress

"I tried on a bunch of dresses in different styles, but I kept going back to the Stella York dress that I ultimately chose," Brown said. "The beautiful layers of tulle over the ballgown-style skirt just really felt like a wedding gown on. I was also so comfortable in it, which was really important to me."

The One

"I thought about doing a second look but I decided I loved my dress so much I didn’t want to take it off," Brown shared of her gown, from Lili Bridals.

What a Gem

Brown's simple but elegant jewelry included a delicate bracelet, drop earrings and a coordinating hairpiece. Violet Artistry did her elegant glam.

Suit Yourself

The men — including the groom — sported head-to-toe looks from SuitShop.

Full of Flowers

Florals from Tipsy Tulips Designs and Petal Driven included roses, hydrangeas and ranunculus, symbolizing love and romance, gratitude and abundance and charm and beauty, respectively, the pair's planner Kaylen Davidson at Sara Judith Events.

Scene Setter

The couple's venue — the Spanish Hills Club in Camarillo, California — offered the perfect backdrop for their "SoCal Romance" vibe.

I Do with a View

The venue was "just so beautiful when we first went there," said Brown. "It was our first visit or our first venue that we saw, but we quickly found ourselves comparing every other venue that we saw against it. So then we were like, 'Oh, this seems like it's going to be the one.' You get married over the mountains."

"We both love nature, so we definitely wanted to have the ceremony outside amongst the trees," added Kountz.

A Happy Day

"Having fun with family and friends was probably one of our biggest goals," said Brown. "We love to get out on the dance floor at weddings, and we wanted to create a fun, light atmosphere that people hopefully stay on the dance floor for a while at our wedding."

Bridal Party

The bridesmaids (including friend Lacey Chabert) and groomsmen sported complementary black ensembles.

Tablescapes

The 92 guests at the event sat down to a dinner of New York strip steak and chicken Napoli, ending the night with a French fry station that featured an assortment of different types of fries, onion rings and sauces.

Fun Times

The reception featured a game of cornhole with personalized bags.

In Your Favor

The pair's favors were candles wrapped in labels that mirrored their wedding décor.

Drink Up!

The couple's dog Luna had a place in the festivities, too, serving as the poster pup for the "Open Bar(k)."

Happy Faces

"We had the most beautiful day of our dreams," Brown wrote on Instagram days after the nuptials.

Take the Cake

The couple's Sugar Lab Bake Shop cake was a gluten free vanilla bean creation with cinnamon cream cheese icing and vanilla buttercream on the outside.

Together Forever

"We've been together for eight years, so I think that's pretty solid footing," said Kountz. "But being able to call her my wife, I'm pretty excited about that."

Photo Finish

"When Kim and I got together and the more time I spent with her and the more I fell in love with her," Kountz told PEOPLE.

Looking Ahead

"We just genuinely love spending time together," Brown shared. "I can't wait until we can ... go to places together and experience so much more together. That's one of the bigger highlights I'm looking forward to."

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