Do the Grandparents walk in the wedding?

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Thank you!! and I am going with that option. It'll be a lot of corsages and boutonnieres!

Grandparents are not usually apart of the bridal party. They usually get escorted in and sit it in a special reserved seat, after all of your guests are seated. They get special treatment but aren’t apart of your bridal party

Oh yea also they do get boutonnières and corsages as well

How do you want to honor them? To have
Grandparents is wonderful. They should
be seated in front in reserve seating. 1st
or 2nd row. Most weddings I've attended
Had the elders escorted before the wedding party. But it's your wedding your choice.

Only the bride's escort, usually father, is a part of the wedding party. honored guests, like the mothers/ other parents , are the last guests to be seated. If you want , grandparents can be formally escorted to their seats, before parents. This is the seating portion, and there is often background music. But the actual traditional processional music and procession starts with the bridal party, not the family seating . Seating first, then processional. I know many a live musician and also person switching on electronic recording to make an error and upset the bride, because the bride said, start the processional music, at a certain time, as mothers or other parents were being seated. And so they played the actual processional music for the mothers. And we're in the middle, or sometimes the second playing, for the bridal party and bride.
A lot of brides apparently do not realize that the seating is NOT part of the procession, traditionally, and people doing music, and many officiants, will be confused if you use the wrong term.

We had 3 grandmothers still around at our wedding and we did include them as part of the processional at the very beginning and we did get them all wrist corsages. There's no right or wrong answer to this though, so whatever you feel would be right is fine!

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God bless them! It will be nice to have them involved Congratulations and best of luck on your perfect day!

I'm having both FH and my grandmas walk down the aisle first!

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Does that make them part of the wedding party? I am willing to walk, but don't want to be considered as part of the wedding party?