Aisle Design Help needed !

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Either idea is nice, but the white pillars are a little heavy and may be in the way of your ceremony, especially if the aisles are narrow. Just do one at the beginning of altar the other by the entrance of the aisle and then do your tall cylinder vases in between. If you do 7 on each side and then attach paper garland or thick ribbon or crystal-like garland to "connect" them, it will give a nice illusion that you have more than you do. Get at least 16" in height for the vases. They have them at Wholesale Floral for about $10.

Obviously, folks will enter the aisle at the extreme right or left, so have an usher there for assistance. I like the colorful flowers down the aisle like pictured, so you should do that in real or fake flowers. Go to: http://www.WholesaleFloral.com/Cylinder_Glass_Vase_5x20_p/glwd520.htm

I'm using clear pedestals and i will have 2 large arrangements at the altar. I didn't want a big arrangement at the beginning of the aisle. My church won't allow me to use candles with water on the actual floor.

Nobody else can help me !

Here are some that I found you may get inspired from

Omg, so gorgeous.

Also found this one, very simple and can use LED lights.

& since the aisle is so long I would would think 6 to 8 aisle for the pedestal idea.

To save money you should try renting the pillars and decor. There are a lot of great websites out there and even some floral shops in your area allow you to renting things such as that for a reasonable price.

Check with area rental stores, they probably can help you design something like you want and within the limits of what your church allows and for much cheaper than buying ( a place like Elegant Beginnings). We found that renting most of our decor is going to save us a LOT of money compared to purchasing everything

I am renting the pedestals from a local vendor for 45.00 each. It's the pricing they are giving me to add a small floral arrangement and candles is ridiculous. I thought to myself I can so do that myself. I just need help deciding out how many I need.

You can see how many rows they skipped per column on this one.

http://ariescompany.com/images/black-pillars-used-to-add-light-to-a-wedding-reception.jpg

Revisit the church you will be having your wedding at. Count how many pews there are and then maybe put the pedestal arrangements every 2 rows or ever 4 rows so on so forth.

If you're guest won't fill up the entire church I would have minimal decor towards the back and more towards the front.

Good luck! The ideas look gorgeous