2 aisles

Ask the people at the Church what most people do for weddings.

View Quoted Comment We don't have many wedding due time the factor of having both aisles. One wedding came in the side door, but I don't like that. I want the feeling of actually walking down the aisle. Then the other one split and went down both aisles which I don't like that idea either..

You may have to be a little flexible... how about your girls down one and the guys down another and meet in the middle. Or girls and guys down one and you down the opposite so that your aisle runner could already be laid (if you are having one)??

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Well, you have 2 choices. Choose one aisle to walk down or choose a different church.

Enter on one, exit on the othef

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I have been in two weddings that did this and have attended another wedding where they did the same. It works! No one questioned it and it looked fine.

Our church is like that. Most couples choose to process down one aisle, and recess down the other.

The other choice for a smaller guest list is to seat all the guests in just two of the three sections and use just the one aisle.

I've been in 2 weddings like this. In both weddings the couple just chose one aisle and we did everything out of that aisle.

My FMIL got married in a church with this same set up. She walked down the aisle (coming into the church walking toward the altar) on the left aisle (the aisle on which side she stood). Then she (and the rest of the bridal party) walked down the other aisle when leaving the church.