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Asile Runner Question

Im getting Married Posted:

Asile Runner Question

My runner is on a roll with the string to hold and uncoil it.

My question is (please don't laugh) when they unroll the runner where does spool end wind up. Is it at the end of the alter b/c I don't think my church asile is as long as my runner.

Sorry if this is confusing but I want to start on my DIY runner and I'm not sure where to start painting.

TIA
Byrne2Be Posted:

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Don't even worry about it girlfriend - this is something your limo driver (believe it or not, limo drivers actually play a larger roll than some may think)...OR the person that is organizing things at your ceremony location should take the lead on....

Are you using a DIY runner template? Maybe just follow the plan/instructions and it will all come together?
CaseyCase Posted:

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I want to do a DIY ailse runner too let me know how it goes! I'd love to see pics when your done.

Suzie4 Posted:

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they start from the front so it'll end up at the end the limo driver will take care of it...don't worry. I made mine as well
christine12 Posted:

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The spool end usually ends up down the aisle. They start unrolling it at the alter and pull it down the aisle.
HTH!
ewecki825 Posted:

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Posted by christine12

The spool end usually ends up down the aisle. They start unrolling it at the alter and pull it down the aisle.
HTH!


Good to know. If I have the patience I want to make one too.
Im getting Married Posted:

Re: Asile Runner Question

Thank you ladies so much. We have a coordinator but I thought they started from the back.

Also, thanks for adding the pic so I could see.

I will post after I am done. I'm going to start now that the weather is getting cooler and won't be out as much
FutureMrsZ Posted:

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Posted by ewecki825


Posted by christine12

The spool end usually ends up down the aisle. They start unrolling it at the alter and pull it down the aisle.
HTH!


Good to know. If I have the patience I want to make one too.



Same here. I love them but I don't think I have the patience to figure out what to do. Lol.

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