According to Black Art in America, the bridal party included ten bridesmaids as well as the bride’s mother, who walked her down the aisle.
In an emotional Facebook post afterwards, Ms Eleby said that she ‘couldn’t imagine the ceremony being any more poignant and meaningful.’
She added: ‘I was overwhelmed with the outpouring of love and support that was shown to me during my celebration of love and life.’
In turn, her friends have been nothing but supportive.
One replied: ‘Congrats on loving yourself enough to wait. It took some of us to get to 40 to recognize we didn’t need a man to be complete regardless of what was instilled in us.’
Celebration: The bridal party included ten bridesmaids, all clad in dove gray dresses
And another called it ‘a well-deserved celebration of life.’
Ms Eleby first announced that she would be marrying herself in May 2013.
She wrote on Facebook: ‘Did you guys really think I would get married without letting anybody know????? I want all y’all to dance at my wedding so I wouldn’t do it without you! So be ready by 2015!!!!!! [sic]’
Ms Eleby loves to travel and her plans to visit Cambodia, Laos, and Dubai this year will serve as an extended honeymoon.
But while Ms Eleby’s actions are unusual, she is not the first person to marry herself.
In July last year, a former radio host from Australia, Sammy Power, celebrated her 50th birthday by tying the knot with a life-sized cardboard cutout of herself.
She said that the ceremony commemorated a year of important life changes; quitting smoking and drinking and losing 25kgs.