Wooden boardwalk style aisle runner
From:
LCBoyan
Date: 10/19/2009
at 9:57 PM
I am getting married on the beach next summer. I have seen an aisle runner which is wooden boards looking like boardwalk. Does anyone know whee you can find something like this to buy or rent in New Jersey? Below is a photo of one I found but it does not tell yu where you can buy/ rent one.
http://blog.destinationweddings.com/Portals/10<br>085/images//Beach%20Wedding%20Location-resized-600<br>.JPG
Thanks!
Replies:
From:
ecg129
Date: 10/20/2009
at 9:03 AM
Hey LC! I'm getting married in NJ too on the beach! What location are you going with? I have never seen this - but it looks nice! Let me know when you find an answer!
Em
From:
ktnicole
Date: 10/20/2009
at 9:28 PM
I googled it and came up with
http:/
/asianideas.com/strawmats.html
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ttp://www.calibamboo.com/palmthatch.html
R>the first ones ppl talked about sewing them together or using ribbons?
From:
meefers60
Date: 11/21/2009
at 2:20 PM
hi- unfortunately that link is broken, but i did find this picture on what i think is the same blog... just scroll about halfway down the page to the empty ceremony setup decorated in yellow
http:/
/blog.destinationweddings.com/
i
'm getting married next september in ocean city, nj on the beach and i haven't seen anything like this, although i agree it's a cool idea. depending on how long and straight you want your aisle runner, this is not something that should be too difficult to make. you can see from the photo that they screwed the boardwalk planks into another piece of wood running perpendicular to the surface planks. you'd have to pay for the raw materials and any stain for the wood, but i bet your FI has an electric drill and a weekend. if you don't need it to be very long (and after this nor'easter i doubt any of our beaches are that big anymore) it shouldn't be too expensive. and then you could leave it on the beach access path after.
just some thoughts. hope they help!
