Questions this guide answers
How wide should the ceremony aisle be?
Six feet lets two people walk side by side with a full dress; four feet is the minimum for one person and feels tight in photos. Type the width in inches in Aisle width before you deploy the rows, so six feet is 72; the clear gap between the chairs then measures two inches more.
How do I lay out the ceremony chairs?
Place one Seating Row in front of the arch and turn it to face it. Under Deploy a block set the number of rows, turn on Center aisle, type the aisle width and press Deploy. The rows land behind the first one, with the aisle on its center line.
How do I check the aisle is really that wide?
Press M for Measure and click the two chairs on either side of the aisle. The distance shows in feet and inches. Press Keep to leave it on the plan as a dimension, so the crew sets the chairs to the same number.
Transcript
Two people and a dress, side by side.
The arch is placed. A four-foot aisle will not do.
Open Seating, pick Seating Row, click in front of the arch, and press R twice to face it.
Under Deploy a block, set Rows to ten.
Turn on Center aisle and type seventy-two in Aisle width: six feet.
Press Deploy: ten rows, five chairs each side.
Press M and click across the aisle, chair to chair: six feet two, clear.
Typed six feet, measured six feet two between the chairs.
Next: lay out the whole wedding.