Perfect Petal Aisle Runner

By: Ronda from Crafty Wedding

By: Ronda from Crafty Wedding

Create a million dollar look for nothing with this fabulously genius tutorial. The Perfect Petal Aisle Runner makes a grand, elegant statement but is also subtly stunning. Get the same look a professional would create for hundreds less, leaving your more money for the important things. This brilliant technique gives the delicate look of scattered petals without the fear of them moving around or making you trip. Because of the smart way this blogger secured her petals, this DIY wedding idea can be used in an outdoor wedding as well. Unique wedding ceremony ideas like this will make your big day rise above the rest.

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Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteWeekend project

Intermediate

Photograph by Livingstone Jackson of Jaxon Photography

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ashleroo

Jul 30, 2018

Wow! This runner certainly does give a major impact! I'm not sure tgat unwound have the patience to sit and individually glue each petal though. I bet you could sell this after your wedding though. I do think that this project would be fairly affordable and you could make it well ahead of time, which us nice. I wish about clumsy family members tripping on it and ripping it before the big walk. I'm thinking everyone would have to be very careful.

Marilyn B

Jul 30, 2017

If you have the time and patience to create this gem of a runner, you really will have something truly spectacular! Once completed and your wedding day is a memory, I think you could easily rent this out to other brides, because it would be a shame to use only one time! Using bags of silk or fabric petals from the local dollar or craft store, makes this project durable and the tip to dye them with tea bags who give color variations and more realism is a good one! Great instructions using painters tape as a base makes it more manageable. Great instructions and idea! Thanks for sharing!

Alhemail 2914007

Feb 19, 2014

Beautiful!