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nmagel Posted:

aisle runner

anyone NOT doing an aisle runner? Is it necessary to have one?

meg210 Posted:

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Im not. The church said they didn't really want one. And they confirmed my worst fear, they said theyve seen too many brides hell get caught in it and fall flat on their face. So I'm skipping it!

missliss Posted:

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I might not. I don't see it as necessary. Nice touch, but not necessary.

nmagel Posted:

Re: aisle runner

Posted by meg210

Im not. The church said they didn't really want one. And they confirmed my worst fear, they said theyve seen too many brides hell get caught in it and fall flat on their face. So I'm skipping it!


that's it. Mind made up!! no runner.
meg210 Posted:

Re: aisle runner

Posted by nmagel

Posted by meg210

Im not. The church said they didn't really want one. And they confirmed my worst fear, they said theyve seen too many brides hell get caught in it and fall flat on their face. So I'm skipping it!


that's it. Mind made up!! no runner.



That's what made me decide not to do it.. I can barely walk on my own in sneakers on a good day without hurting myself. I'd be the bride in the ER
BrideInBlue Posted:

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If i was getting married at a church I probably wouldn't but since I am getting married at RH I have one to make it look more like a wedding ceremony and not just chairs set up in a room. As for falling, dad will walk me up the aisle and I will walk back down with FH so someone to hold onto/ catch me in both directions.

DGoldfarb0776 Posted:

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I'm not more out of cost than necessity.

Our florist however is doing something really nice. She's going to take the sides of the aisle and run cream,lavender, and pink rose petals down the sides so it looks like an aisle.

I think it will be nice but if you really want a runner most limo companies supply them.

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