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5-year-old Danielle Koning was already in for a pretty incredible day when she arrived at her adoption finalization hearing on Asian movies ArchivesWednesday. Thanks to a thoughtful surprise, that day got straight-up magical.

To celebrate the girls' adoption, foster care staff members at Samaritas in Grand Rapids, Michigan, dressed as Disney princesses for the final proceedings.

The judge even dressed as Snow White.

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Danielle's case manager, Kristina Grey, is the brains behind the whole operation. According to MLive, she first asked a coworker to dress as Cinderella (Danielle's favorite Disney princess), then decided an all-princess affair was in order.

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"I'm just blown away at the amount of support and how much all my co-workers jumped on board," she said.

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Danielle is now at home with her adoptive parents, Jim and Sarah Koning.

You can watch full video of Danielle's big day below.

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