Colors

• White, silver and light shades of blue are color options to keep in mind when creating, ordering or selecting a snowflake aisle runner. Cool color tones help create the feeling of winter in the venue. Matching shades of glitter can add sparkle to the runner, and make the runner feel like a magical day in the snow. Colors to avoid are bright yellows, reds, oranges and other warm tones, which promote a feeling of heat and summer.
  
  

Problems

• Aisle runners were traditionally used to help protect the bridal gown from being soiled by guests dragging dirt into the venue from outside. Aisle runners also protect the floors from being damaged by outside contaminates. However, snowflake aisle runners are typically made out of light-colored fabrics and are easily stained by mud and dirt, causing the runner to look dirty or lessening the elegance of the decorations.
  
  

Monograms

• Have the aisle runner custom-monogrammed with the names of the bride and groom. Along with monograms, you can get the snowflake aisle runner customized with a saying to incorporate snowflakes into your wedding,. "Our love is unique like each fallen snowflake," is an example of a saying that can be stitched on the aisle runner. Whimsical fonts help create the magical feeling that snowflakes often inspire. However, you can choose any font that you feel complements the style of runner you choose.
  
  

Design

• A snowflake aisle runner does not need to be completely covered in snowflakes. Sometimes less is more. You can choose from a variety of styles, or create your own design for snowflake placement on the runner. Create a border of snowflakes along each side, with a monogram in the center of the aisle. Or scatter snowflakes around the monogram, or periodically down the length of the aisle runner. Each snowflake should look unique because no two snowflakes are the same.