aisle runner opinion
i've heard mixed things about runners for the church. photographers mention that your dress doesn't show up as well in photos. I really don't need anything to trip on either. what's everyone opinions?
i've heard mixed things about runners for the church. photographers mention that your dress doesn't show up as well in photos. I really don't need anything to trip on either. what's everyone opinions?
I am such a clutz that I am afraid that I would trip on it.
No runner here! =)
My chapel didn't allow one for insurance purposes, or so they say..
We used one and it was such a nice touch. My dress showed up beautifully. Use one if you want it. Plus, if it is drawn out correctly there isn't anything to trip on. I didn't even know mine was there.
Have fun!
Just make sure they get the right length for your church aisle. It was never a thought as I walked down and there was no problem with the dress in pictures. It looks really nice.
2 things you should make sure. Whoever lays the runner down should know what they're doing. One wedding I attended didn't have the runner secure and by the time the bride walked down the aisle it was all torn. I wasn't a pretty sight in the pictures. Also, make sure you measure the length of the aisle. The runner may not be long enough if you have a long aisle and that too isn't very pretty in pictures. I myself won't be having one but it's really up to you.
My aisle was 150 feet which I guess is a longer than average length. The priest said that based on his experience, it's best to not let them tape two 75 foot runners down but to be sure they supplied a 150 foot one. It makes a big difference in the visual and the tripping factor.