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My biggest concern for decorations is the isles in the wedding chapel.  The church just replaced their pews a few years ago and want to keep them in good shape.  They do not allow any decorations on the pews themselves.  No tape, no hangers, nothing.  They don't want scratches from the plastic hangers and they don't want tape or anything sticky taking off any of the wood and polish from the pews.  No exceptions... it was in our contract.

I don't have many ideas for affordable decorations.  I've always liked the idea of having fabric draped down the isles, but I don't know how I'd be able to make it work with this rule in place.  I've thought of using wrought iron standing hangers, but the ones I've found are a little short and I don't really want the extra expense b/c it can get costly (the isle is very long).  Any other ideas out there?

Here's some pictures so you can get an idea... they are a little dark, but you can get a general idea.

you could try just drapping the fabric over the tops of the pews. then hang balls of flowers ( i forget what they're called) every so often to anchor it. also, what about using the floor along th pews?

i'm having 2.5 ft latice boxes topped with draping greenery and tool strung between them. This way nothing is touching the pews. Then they'll be transfered over to the reception venue and lined up in front of the stage bellow our head table to add more visual appeal.

I am an event planner and I have done a wedding that was a similar set up.  The biggest problem that I had was that the pews were slanted and it was impossible to drape tulle or material in a straight line.  What you can do is use a free standing candle isle markers that have the hurricane globe and candle.  Make some large pew bows and place in the center of a flower swag and attach to each individual marker.  Another idea is to rent several small columns and place greenery plants or flower arrangements on each one.. You can skip every three pews so that you don't have to spend much on trying to do each one.