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Indoor or outdoor aisle?

Is it indoors or outdoors im going to hunt for aisle ideas for you. Your having a very vintage feel arent you? As for the monogram I am of no help since you did ours lol you are so creative im sure you can come up with something incredible

Love this, and i think (maybe) it goes with your centerpieces?

Here's a photo of the aisle. It's outdoors.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/anything_angry/100_2297.jpg?t=1269992469

Ohh! Yeah that's pretty. And you're right, I have lanterns for my centerpieces.

Yessss.... LOL

I love that location!!!! Just an FYI. I dont have any ideas.

Analy's idea looks gorgeous it would match so perfectly with those lanterns you brought. Never realised before how much aisle decor is just flowers lol

Haha. Thanks.

Actually, the lanterns would be so great. FH and I were talking just last night to changing the time to dusk/sunset. But I was worried about it being too dark to get good photos. Hmm...

This is also cool. they are hanging from curtain rods, on clear line:

http://www.dcnearlyweds.com/uploaded_images/Whitney's-Wedding-039-794466.jpg">

Http://www.marthastewartweddings.com/good-things/dinner-at-dusk-paper-lanterns?&backto=true&backtourl=/photogallery/altar-and-aisle-decorations#slide_3

That site has lanterns that you can hang yourself above the aisle like on a line that would give a lot of light

Stephen was opting for the not-so-easy way out and getting chair sashes in sage and victorian lilac and doing that. To me, that's boring. What's the average price of a chair sash? If I can convince him the lanterns would be cheaper, he'd probably go for it. I'm finding lanterns for $2.69 a piece atm, and I'd need 16. Plus whatever the cost of the ribbon would be.

Chair sashes are usually $1-$3, plus setup/ delivery fee. But I agree, boring, especially for you . Also, if it IS dusk, those colors may not show up too well...

Well the lanterns you could resell and make most of the money back on plus its a lot more personal and intimate. The ribbon you could get very cheap.

Yeah that was another concern I had. That and I don't want my wedding photos to be in the dark. We're getting married in a garden. I want to be able to see the flowers.

Dusk= the golden hour, in photography terms. It is best to shoot in low light/ shade. You are good there. But, your guests need to be able to see you!

How crazy do you think it'd be to hand the lanterns I have along the aisle and then hang them back on the centerpieces once the ceremony is done? cause I already have 20 lanterns that would work. I'd just need to get ribbon wide enough.

Edit: hang, not hand.

Here's a photo of the lanterns I have:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/anything_angry/100_2297.jpg?t=1269992469

I think dusk is beautiful the photos at our venue outside were all at dusk and it was so gorgeous. Oh I was thinking your monogram why not do something combining branches in it as well that would suit your cake stand

Dang. Didn't copy. Haha. Sorry.