The reception is at the westford regency about 45 min. away. I will ask them at the wayside inn what they think of the aisle runner thing. if you look at this picture of inside the chapel there is a white aisle runner and NO bows on the pews - i originally was thinkiing i would DO white bows on the pews but this looks ok? hmmm - so many details !Date: 9/9/2008 2:59:31 PM
Author: rockzilla
You are a New England bride - how nice! (I am originally from Worcester, MA, but I live in CA now so we are having the wedding in Malibu. I am still slightly sad about not having the ceremony in a typical new england church/chapel) I love your whole venue - where are you having the reception?
I looked at the 360 degree tour on the chapel website (it has red carpet and white pews, correct?) and I don''t think you need an aisle runner. Ask the staff what they think, but a runner on top of the carpet will likely slip. With how beautiful the room is, I doubt anyone will be looking at the floor anyways.
If you do anything I would do a simple white runner to match the decor of the room. Perhaps your florist can rent you something for a reasonable fee.
I personally think aisle runners are more important in a place where you need to designate an aisle when there isn''t generally one there (outdoors on grass, indoor hotel ceremony, etc.) and your aisle is already beautifully framed by the pews.