Aisle Runner on the Beach

luciel2820 · June 26, 2010

I purchased an aisle runner and its about 2lbs but I just realized its 36 inches, i hope it fits in my luggage :/ I'll check tomorrow

wemkulaf · July 1, 2010

I am doing an aisle runner on the beach, but I am not wearing hills, because it is too hard to walk on sand in hills. I am wearing a clear flip flop under my dress.

KarenM · July 2, 2010

The resort provided a woven grass/rattan aisle runner for our beach ceremony. Not sure this is what you had in mind, but maybe the hotel already has something you could use?

kclyburn · July 2, 2010

Im not sure if I want one or not. I love the look, but what about when the sand gets on it or the wind? Looks great in the ads, but how is it for real?

nikkimadril · July 5, 2010

I'm divided on this. Think I am just going to wear flip flops although my FH is quite a bit taller. I like the idea of an aisle runner, but I think the one I would have to buy that would be sturdy enough is a little out of budget. I checked out the link posted and they start at $350.

luchdiamond · July 13, 2010

they are very expensive.

Mischaka · July 13, 2010

I would love an aisle runner so I think for the ceremony i'm going to wear barefoot sandals and for the reception I'll wear some heels. That way it's the best of both.

spicytuna · July 19, 2010

those are so cute - thanks for sharing the link

ktnicole · July 25, 2010

Heres my DIY aisle runner! I love it

Its flower petals from allforyourwedding.com hot glued onto wide ribbon. I will put on on each side of my walkway so I wont trip on it. It has a lot of weight to it but I will put seashells on it at the ends to keep it down.