Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs?

RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post By (Guest Post) (05/14/2008) I'm having a weeding in August, and we gonna have 180 guests-renting the chair covers. It's really expensive. Get the cheap tulle like here is the pic That's what I am doing. You need 3 yards of tulle. If you need more info. Let me know. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post by Rossington_Rybel (1) | (03/01/2008) Profile | Contact A friend and I have done over 100 weddings in all kinds of places for girls in the community and we had to do 100 chairs cheap., we usually had to furnish stuff and we maid all the wedding stuff and gave it to them for a wedding present . the chairs real old and awful looking but we got 72 inch cheap net and covered the backs with a 1/2 yard piece,tying it bow style in the back ,it only cost us 1,00 to do 6 chairs ,we mixed her colors red,black we bought 20.00 worth and done 100 chair backs with net left over for decorating somethings and the birdseed bags.Its the cheapeast way to go with a little style to it. We got a lot of feedback about it because she had to have the guests carry along there chairs downstairs to the reception , thanks for letting me add my 2 cents worth,and I have lots of ideas if you want to contact me.Rossington_Rybel. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post by myomybutterfly (2) | (05/12/2006) Contact dollar store tablecloths(if size permits cut in half)draped over each chair and secured with a ribbon tied around where the back and seat meet. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post By Carole (Guest Post) (04/05/2006) The lady helping me with the reception hall told me she thought that was the biggest waste of money. She said for the few short seconds that people enter the hall, they may notice the chairs are covered. But after that, when people fill up the chairs, when you look across the room, you don't even see the chairs! You just see people sitting. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post By Lisa Hoover (Guest Post) (07/30/2005) What if you used pillow cases that matched the color scheme of the event. Slide the open end down over the back of the chairs and fold up the bottom twice. Then secure the fold with stick pins and decorate with a bow or just leave as is. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post By malinbo (Guest Post) (07/07/2005) Using the slipcover with white fabric idea- you can also just cut the fabric to size and staple the sides- then turn inside out. No one will ever know the difference. I saw this on a celebrity style decorating show. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post By Jennifer (Guest Post) (06/27/2005) I am also having the same problem with ugly metal chairs. I called a few party rental places and the average rate for chairs were $2.50 per chair. Do you think that I could decorate a chair for under $2.50? I would love to see your pictures mekatsu! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post By GWEN JOHNSON (Guest Post) (03/26/2005) TO DECORATE FOLDING CHAIRS. I USE 13 GALLON GARBAGE BAGS. WHITE ONES. I USE TULLE ON THE ROLL TO TIE BOWS AROUND THE BACK OF THE CHAIRS. YOU CAN ADD FLOWERS TO THE BOWS.YOU CAN ALSO USE BLACK BAGS FOR A BLACK TIE AFFAIR. I HAVENT TRIED THIS BUT YOU CAN USE THE VERY LARGE LAWN AND LEAF BAGS TO COVER THE ENTIRE CHAIR AND THEN TIE THE BOWS."""" Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post by sassykass (3) | (03/25/2005) Contact What if you got a long strip of fabric and tie a bow on the back of the chairs or you could also get fabric and just put on the aisle chairs and put a bouquet of flowers on the aisle chairs, but other than that I wouldn't worry about it your guests are there to see you not the ugly metal chair good luck in you life long journey of marriage Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post By Janean (Guest Post) (03/09/2005) How many chairs? This could get quite expensive if there are a lot of chairs? Let me say this...I have been to many, many, wedding receptions at my church fellowship hall (including my daughter's by the way) and never noticed the fold up chairs as being such...after all that is what they are. In fact, I think one might bring more attention to the fact that they are fold up chairs by trying to "mask" them. I really don't think anyone at this event will think about this but you. Save your money. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post by kimmcg (192) | (03/08/2005) Contact how about using contact paper? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Any good decorating ideas for metal fold up chairs? Post by mekatsu (1) | (03/07/2005) Contact Hi- Last year I got married on the beach and the beach house where we had the reception had ugly! chiars. We wanted the room to look perfect so we went to the fabric store and bought cheap fabric. We chose white which was easy and cheap to find. We then cut them to make little slipcovers. They kind of looked like pillow cases because there was a little pocket on the top (to cover the back of the chair) and the rest of it kind of just hung over.. It was super easy to sew. Just sewed on the sides and on the top. And then we bought some cheap ribbon at the dollar store to tie around the backs and made bows. We also found these cute wedding ring favors from the dollar store and tied it to the bow. Flowers would be nice too. I hope that that makes sense! If that sounds at all appealing I could send you some pics..I believe that I have some good one. It really brightened up the room and you can do it any color that you like. Report Spam or Abuse