55 Best Disney Couples Costumes for Adults to DIY or Buy
Go as iconic Disney villains or classic prince and princess duos.
Looking for fun, character costumes that you can wear with your partner or best friend this Halloween? Look no further than Disney. With a host of iconic animated and live action movies and television shows, there’s bound to be a fictional pair that catches your eye this Halloween. From classic Disney Princesses and their Prince Charmings, to heroes and villains of all kinds, we've compiled a list of our favorite Disney duos for the ultimate Disney couple costumes.
These picks are perfect for attending a Halloween party together, having a photoshoot for social media, or simply lounging at home while watching Halloween movies on Disney+. Just don’t forget the Halloween snacks and candy! Turn on a beloved favorite, such as Hocus Pocus, or a new remake, like Cruella.
If you're avid Disney fans, you may have already gone as your favorite fairytale couple. Luckily, with so many characters, you can really get creative in choosing a pairing. Ariel and Prince Eric, Rapunzel and Flynn Rider, and Gabriella and Troy are all popular picks, but you don't necessarily need to choose a romantic pairing at all. Try friends or enemies, such as Buzz Lightyear and Woody, or Captain Hook and Tinker Bell. Though in the same cinematic universe, they are unlikely pairs, meaning you’ll draw all the attention. Who's expecting to see Remy the rat and Alfredo Linguini from Ratatouille together at the Halloween gathering?
For more of the best Halloween costume ideas, check out our lists of plus-size couples costumes, trio costumes, and group Halloween costumes.
Russell and Dug from 'Up'
This duo is great for the funny couple of the group. For extra laughs, have him dress as Dug and her, Russell. If you're hosting this year's Halloween party, tie a bouquet of colored balloons around a banister or on the front porch like in the movie Up.
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Chip and Dale
Instead of a Halloween party, opt for a Halloween sleepover with close friends. That way, you can dress up as your favorite Disney characters in onesie form, like Chip and Dale.
Princess Kida and Milo Thatch from 'Atlantis: The Lost Empire'
Take inspiration from Cole Sprouse for this unique Disney couples costume. You can buy or DIY a Princess Kida getup, and all your Milo needs are some round glasses, khakis, a brown belt, and a muscle tank.
Remy and Alfredo Linguini from 'Ratatouille'
For kicks and giggles, go as Remy and Alfredo Linguini to a Halloween party or dinner. While the dish Ratatouille isn't a required accessory, it would be a great, on-theme gift for the party host.
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Mulan and Mushu
Sure, Shang was great, but the real dynamic duo of Mulan was Mulan and Mushu! This T-shirt costume is great for any partner who wants a low-effort Halloween getup.
Rapunzel and Flynn Rider
Always dreamed of long, silky locks like Rapunzel? Well, now's your chance to give it a go with this Tangled couples costume.
Mad Hatter and Alice
Dress for the tea party of a lifetime in this Mad Hatter and Alice costume from Alice in Wonderland. Though the duo isn't a couple, they sure are the stars of the story.
Jungle Cruise Guides
An all-linen outfit and blue button-up shirt are perfect for a 1916 exploration into the Amazon rainforest, like in Jungle Cruise. Accessorize with skipper hats and neck ties to elevate the looks.
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum
The often forgotten twins of Alice and Wonderland, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, are a great costume for the couple that's a little too alike.
Woody and Buzz Lightyear
"To infinity and beyond!" is Buzz's iconic catchphrase, but it's also a good motto for relationships. Dress as this dynamic duo — either as friends or a couple.
Captain Hook and Tinker Bell
Tinker Bell and Captain Hook may not technically be a couple, but it's Halloween, you make the rules. They can be a couple for the night.
Thumper and Bambi
This classic Disney pair is as sweet as they come. On their own, these costumes are an adorable bunny and deer, but together, they are the beloved characters of Bambi.
Jessica and Roger Rabbit
Dress sexy, but still fun, with these Jessica and Roger Rabbit costumes. Take on your new personas with pride and embody the Toontown stars.
The Mandalorian and Baby Yoda
Arguably, the best duo in all the galaxy, the instant-hit show The Mandalorian not only introduced the world to "Baby Yoda," but the character also became a cosplay classic. Channel the pair's love and admiration for one another with this couples costume idea.
Cheshire Cat and Mad Hatter
If Alice and the Mad Hatter weren't your preferred pairing in Alice in Wonderland, give the Mad Hatter and Cheshire Cat a try. These off-the-wall characters really make the quirky tale what it is.
Mr. and Mrs. Incredible
Step up to the crime-fighting plate as Mr. and Mrs. Incredible for Halloween. While you may not have super strength and rubber limbs, you can certainly pretend.
Sarah and Winifred Sanderson from 'Hocus Pocus'
Instead of dressing as generic witches for Halloween, dress as the Sanderson sisters from Hocus Pocus. Put a spell on your friends, and rule the night!
Gamora and Star-Lord from 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
Take a trip to space in these Gamora and Star-Lord costumes. But don't forget the real star of Guardians of the Galaxy — Groot. Buy a mini plush Groot to rest on your shoulder throughout the night.
Mrs. and Mr. Potato Head from 'Toy Story'
Let's be real, Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head are the star couple of Toy Story. Even Andy said, "The Potato Heads, Mr. and Mrs. You've gotta keep 'em together, 'cause they're madly in love."
Mike and Sully from 'Monsters, Inc.'
Itching to dress as monsters this Halloween? Well, there are no better monsters than Mike and Sully!
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