Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook, Coolest Couple EVER, Wore Matching Denim Jackets on Their Wedding Day

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Just when we thought it wasn't humanly possible for Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook to be any cuter, they went ahead and gave a whole new meaning to the term "couple goals." The Big Bang Theory actress and professional equestrian tied the knot this past weekend, but before they said "I do" while surrounded by family and friends, the couple slipped into matching denim jackets for a quick pre-wedding photo opp.

Kaley and Karl donned customized jean jackets made by NYC-based graphic designer Lauren Schneider. Their coordinating outerwear featured a "KC Squared" emblem in the center as a nod to their matching initials and also read "Together Forever" in capitalized lettering surrounded by floral designs. BRB, swooning for the rest of my life over how freakin' adorable this is. I just might steal this idea for my own wedding day, TBH.

For their wedding ceremony, Karl looked as dapper as ever in a back suit, while Kaley sported a stunning sheer dress by Reem Acra and a lace cape instead of a veil. Before their reception began, the star changed into a long-sleeved lace jumpsuit by Tadashi Shoji that we're still not over. Ahead, see the stylish newlyweds rocking their matching denim jackets, and then keep reading to shop similar customizable styles for your big day.

Behold: the Cutest Pre-Wedding Photo Op EVER

*pins to wedding-themed Pinterest board*

Could These Two Be Any More in Love?

I truly don't think it's possible.

Kaley Wore Her "KC Squared" Jacket While Getting Her Hair Done

We're also swooning over her updo!

She Posed With a Pup Before Her Wedding Began

That jacket is everything.

Kaley Wore a Lacey Gown For the Ceremony

Get a load of that sheer cape — so gorgeous.

Then She Changed Into a Plunging Jumpsuit to Dance the Night Away

Just another reason to hop on the bridal jumpsuit bandwagon.