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For winter, people often look for high lofts, where the warmth is equivalent to two to three blankets. A good choice for summer-weight quilts is cotton. As a natural fibre, it is breathable and easy to launder. Cotton is non-allergenic as well, making it ideal for people with sensitivities as well as young children.

Non-woven fabric is the best material for wedding aisle. It's created using a heat process to entangle fibers. The result is an engineered material that mimics the appearance and texture of sheer woven fabric without being as delicate.

On the low end, aisle runners typically cost less than $100 for a basic off-the-shelf runner made of plastic or cloth. For example, on Amazon, aisle runners cost from less than $10 to more than $100. At David's Bridal, aisle runners cost from a little over $30 to just under $100.

Outdoor weddings can cost the same as indoor weddings which are on average $29,200* but have the potential to be much cheaper if hosted on one's own property or in a public park or beach. Lower end outdoor weddings can cost $500-$4,000; mid-range $4,000-$10,000; and higher end $10,000-$50,000.

Today, most indoor locations don't suffer from guests tracking in dirt and mud, but many brides choose to use aisle runners anyway as they lend a "regal" touch to the ceremony, though they are completely optional.

Ideally, you'll want to use double-sided tape to keep a clean-cut look. For outdoor weddings, you'll need some pegs to hammer through the aisle runner and into the ground. This will keep it from blowing away or the wedding from kicking it up.