Kristen Stewart and her wife Dylan Meyer both opted for coordinated yet casual outfits for their intimate Los Angeles wedding over the weekend, much to the delight of their fans who praised them for being true to themselves.

The couple tied the knot on Sunday with an intimate ceremony at Casita Del Campo, just days after they obtained a marriage certificate.

And for their big day, the loved up pair refused to conform to traditional wedding attire, instead wearing similar chic ensembles.

Love Lies Bleeding actress Kristen, 35, was photographed dressed in a plain white t-shirt underneath a grey short-sleeved shirt and matching A-line mini skirt.

She completed the look with a pair of black socks and black lace-up trainers.

Dylan, 37, also opted for a similar vibe, wearing a cream-colored mini shirt dress.

The dress featured a sheer top half, while the skirt appeared to be made from satin.  

She finished the look with a pair of black socks and black loafers, and fashioned a black bow in her hair.

Fans of the couple heaped praise on their casual attire, with many acknowledging that their clothing was very true to themselves. 

Swooning over the brides on Reddit, one said: 'For a second, I thought she was getting married in sweatpants and I thought yep, that's very Kirsten. I wasn't hating. I just thought it was a very Kirsten Stewart thing to do.'

'Absolutely love this,' another enthused. 'As a woman my age I'm so happy to see Kristen showing her true self to the world unapologetically.'

A third wrote: 'Super happy for them. It looks so casual - so very Kristen.

'Marriage isn't about looking your best it's about lifetime commitment of spiritual formation and growth, which definitely fits her.'

'They're dressed kind of alike, to my eye,' another noticed.

'Both wore black socks and boots, and neutral/pale clothing with one in white sheer dress and one in (dress) suit. I'd guess they play through clothing.'

Kristen and Dylan decided to keep their ceremony fairly small, with only a handful of their loved ones in attendance.

Although the lovebirds kept their wedding guests to a minimum, they reportedly still had some celebrity guests, including Ashley Benson and her husband Brandon Davis. 

Kristen and Dylan — who is the daughter of filmmaker Nicholas Meyer — reportedly procured their Los Angeles County marriage license on April 15.

Photos of the couple obtained by DailyMail.com previously showed them together just a day before they received their marriage license.

Although Kristen and Dylan reportedly met back in 2013 on a movie set, the Hollywood figures didn't become an item until years later in August of 2019.

They started dating shortly after Kristen and the model Stella Maxwell ended their high-profile relationship after dating since 2016.

The Personal Shopper star and Dylan, who has worked as a screenwriter and actress, were reunited when they attended a mutual friend's party and bonded over growing up in Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles Times.

In the summer of 2021, the two sparked engagement rumors after they were both seen wearing rings on their left hands.

Kristen later confirmed in November to Howard Stern that she and Dylan were engaged.

In the years since, the ex of Robert Pattinson has occasionally shared updates on her wedding planning.

Last year, sources told People that Kristen had come to 'prefer less fanfare than she originally wanted,' though they acknowledged that her desires 'changed' over time.

However, Sunday's intimate wedding seems to have lined up perfectly with her choice to eschew a large, opulent ceremony.

In recent years, Kristen and Dylan expanded their relationship to become colleagues as well.

In February, they were reported to have begun principal photography The Wrong Girls, a stoner comedy.

It marks Dylan's feature-length debut as director, and she and Kristen co-wrote the film, which also stars Seth Rogen, Alia Shawkat, LaKeith Stanfield and Kumail Nanjiani.

Kristen previously took her own stab at working behind the camera with her feature-length directorial debut, The Chronology Of Water, which she shot last year.

The movie has been rumored to be a potential late addition to the Cannes Film Festival, though it will not be running in competition if it is selected later this week.