Real Wedding: Nadia and Eli

What do you get when an Etsy programmer and a brilliant blogger decide to tie the knot? In the case of Nadia and Eli, it's an absolutely stunning fall wedding!

This gorgeous couple were married at Bronx's Wave Hill garden in a traditional Jewish ceremony that they carefully tailored to serve as a public expression of their pairing, officiated by Rabbi Andy Bachman. Save the dates by Hello!Lucky and invitations by Ceci New York set the for this beautiful autumn celebration. Nadia walked down the aisle in a Vera Wang gown she said she "felt like herself in" and a classic pair of Kate Spade pumps. The groom wore a custom suit made by Alton Lane, which he was delighted to discover was measured with futuristic lasers (lasers!) and fit like a glove. Bridesmaids were dressed in charming chambray dresses and necklaces made by the bride, with each of their birthstones wrapped into the back clasp.

Other amazing DIY projects at this fall fête? The wooden ring box was made by the bride's brother, who even sewed the tiny pillow nestled inside, the chuppah included 64 sunrays, inspired by their song, "When I'm 64" and was made by the bride's mother, and Eli serenaded his bride, backed by the band and his college a cappella group (a man after my own heart!). The talented pair also designed their own wedding website, which included a virtual RSVP and voice message mailbox.

After their intimate ceremony, guests were greeted by possibly my favorite wedding detail ever-a stunning mailbox quintet that held personal notes for each guest. This wasn't the only magic florist Barb Salzman of Hatch Creative Studio employed though; each floral arrangement and centerpiece was a stunning ode to fall florals, including garden roses, zinnias and ranunculus. Tables were also sprinkled with vintage books, amber votives, succulents and scrabble tiles. A gluten-free meal by caterer Great Performances impressed everyone, and an absolutely stunning cake by the Sylvia Weinstock was a mouthwatering delight. Nadia and Eli counted on Annie Lee of Daughter of Design for day-of event planning to make sure all their amazing planning went off without a hitch, and entrusted Robert Sukrachand with capturing each beautiful moment with grace and an absolutely breathtaking perspective.

See more of this stunning wedding, and get a bit more from the bride and groom on Style Me Pretty, or take a peek at Nadia's blog, Birds with Brains for more about this talented pair!