Elizabeth, a Boston-based mental health therapist, and Tom, an investment analyst, wed on September 10, 2011. The day merged classic elegance with rustic touches, complementing the affair’s pastoral setting: the bride’s family farmhouse in Hudson Valley, New York.

More than 200 years old, the house set a beautiful backdrop for the ceremony and reception. The home's ivy-colored shutters fit the wedding’s fresh green-and-pink color palette.

Upon arrival, guests were treated to a box of goodies that contained a customized water bottle, chocolate-covered raisins, crackers, a granola bar, and information about the wedding weekend.

Winston Flowers created Elizabeth's beautiful clutch of roses, ranunculus, arabicum, coxcomb, blushing bride protea, viburnum berries, cymbidium orchids, and a single daisy -- the same bloom her mother carried at her own wedding.

The dapper groom wore a charcoal J.Crew suit and John W. Nordstrom tie. His bride paired her Melissa Sweet gown with blue Badgley Mischka shoes, a Priscilla of Boston veil, and Kwiat earrings.

Though each bridesmaid dress was unique, all shared a common feature -- a sweetheart neckline -- that unified the girls’ looks.

The littlest ladies sported Dessy Girl dresses from Bella Bridesmaid.

Elizabeth's older brother, Patrick, unexpectedly passed away 10 months before the wedding. No matter the weather or season, he always went barefoot, so in his honor, the bride, the groom, and their bridal party went shoeless.

The big-day forecast: sunny, 70 degrees, and breezy. During the day, fans were supplied during the day to keep guests cool, and at night, pashminas were available to stave off the evening chill.

The invitation suite and program were created by Cheree Berry, and featured a willow-tree illustration.

As 200 guests looked on, Elizabeth walked down the aisle on the arm of her father, Bob.

The path was lined with river rocks, moss, and roses.

The couple stood by the pond underneath a cedar arch arbor as Tom’s uncle officiated the ceremony. Readings included “Song of Solomon 2:10-13” and William Blake’s "Love and Harmony Combine," as well as a performance of Fleetwood Mac’s “Songbird” by the groom’s cousins. The couple exchanged traditional vows peppered with references to their shared love of adventure.

The newlyweds walked back up the aisle to a rendition of Coldplay's "Strawberry Swing" played by a string quartet.

A tent from Peterson's Party Center was erected over a tennis court and strung with glowing lights.

Topping the white farm tables were lush pastel green-and-pink arrangements.

Sprinkled in between the flowers were vessels filled with wild grass, moss, and fruit -- a nod to the apple trees around the property.

A meal of pear-and-walnut salad, lamb, and family-style sides of seasonal vegetables and polenta with mushrooms was prepared by The Catered Affair. Menus, also created by Cheree Berry, rested at each place setting.

The newlyweds spun around the dance floor to "Green Eyes" by Coldplay. The tent was adorned with dramatic rattan light fixtures and patterned projections helped set the mood.

In addition to wedding cake, mini ice cream cones were served.

At the end of the evening, guests were given homemade apple butter and local honey.

Photography: Genevieve de Manio

Event Planning: Rafanelli Events

Catering: The Catered Affair

Flowers: Winston Flowers

Stationery: Cheree Berry Paper

Cake: Cakes to Remember

Tent: Peterson's Party Center

Videography: Films by Francesco

Hair and Makeup: Luz Beauty

Rentals: New England Country Rentals