Wedding Aisle Runner

 

Idc wedding officiants Aisle Runner have watched many pullers work hard trying to figure out what to do, while 100’s of people looked on.  Even though this may seem like a simple job, it becomes problematic when nature works against one’s efforts.

To make this job easier for the puller, I suggest that you provide him with the right tools.  Equip him with some heavy duty tape and a pocket knife (just in case he needs it), and substitute the cord with a long rope.

Secure the runner at 2 – 3 feet intervals on both sides with one of the below suggestions:

  • colored pouches full of stones or sand
  • balloon weights
  • small votives with lights (battery operated, not fire)

This prevents the runner from taking off to distant places across the lawn, while keeping it smooth and straight.

I highly recommend that an aisle runner is not used on grass unless you have purchased one specifically for that purpose.

When a runner is used on grass, heels will poke through it.  This can cause a bride to be thrown off balance, and the runner to tear.

If you are not planning on wearing flats, wedge heels, or securing the runner; then consider an alternative.

Cheap aisle runners can be more problems than you can imagine.  Consider buying a more expensive runner to avoid any embarrassment.