Do mothers walk down the aisle?

My mother was walked down the aisle as was FHs mother and father and grandparents. I should add that this is quite common. Grandparents then parents walk down the aisle to be seated before the bridal party

Our mothers walked down before me. I had no bridal party just our son as the ring bearer so our wedding processional wasn't traditional (officiant, groom, mothers, ring bearer, bride).

Most often the mothers will walk before the groom and officiant and bridal party.

I dont think its normal, but I think im going to have my bro walk my mum down the aisle before fgs and bms. Only because I'll be arriving by boat after all the guests arrive by ferry. I want my mum and bro to come on my boat rather than the earlier ferry.

Typically, she walks down as a guest to take her seat. no separate music etc.

I have seen it both ways. The parents and grandparents would walk in before the bridal party and be seated in the front row. It can be a nice way to honor them.

Typically, there is a seating of the parents portion to the ceremony. My brother escorted my mother down the aisle and DH's dad escorted his mother. Our seating of the parents portion included their own music to signal the start of the ceremony. They were seated in the front row. Afterwards, the wedding party walked down the aisle and lastly my dad and I.

Totally normal. My cousin walked my mom down after my grandparents and in laws but before my bridal party.

Most weddings I've been to, the grandparents, bride's mother, and even the groom's parents take their seats right before the bridal party processional. They can get their own song and usually an usher or relative walks them in. So basically, its the beginning of the processional. Maybe its a regional thing.

My parents have passed.. My FH mom will walk him down the aisle and he will bring her to her seat . His dad is passed

I agree it is fairly normal for mothers to walk, but it sounds like the OP's mom wants to come out just prior to the bride, which would be very strange.

Typically, the grandparents, groom's mother and father, and brides' mother (in that order, bride's mother last) are all seated ahead of the bridal party processing down the aisle.

Me, my brother (also my officiant) my dad and I are coming in on horse drawn carriage. My brother will walk my mom down to her seat and then take his spot up front. Then me and my dad will walk down.

Not sure about 'normal procedure'

I think I will have my mom walk me down the aisle. As for his parents, I would like for them to be part of walking down the aisle. I think it will also be easier on our flower girl and ring bearer if we tell them to just follow grandma and grandpa.

Its definitely done, but don't feel you have to. I'm not. I love my parents, but that just wasn't important to them. Plus I don't know who I would ask to be an usher

The way I've seen it done before is that after all the other guests are seated the moms/parents/grandparents are seated by the ushers last. And since they're seated in the front row it kind of seems like they are "walking down the aisle" but the regular (pre-ceremony) music is still playing. So they are not really part of the ceremony per se. Then once they are seated the ceremony music begins and the bridal party starts walking down the aisle.

I don't think I'll be doing it that way since FH won't have many family members attending so we're just going to have people sit anywhere they want and not have ushers. Except we will save the first row for parents, siblings, and grandparents and then aunts, uncles, and cousins if there's room. But there won't be any ushers to walk people to seats. We may just have one person there to greet people and let them know they can sit anywhere except the first row.

MOB is last guest seated before processional of wedding party.