mothers being escorted

From my understanding, there really isn't a song just for that, you can still do it though, once the mothers are escorted to their seats, that is when the processional music begins and the WP starts down the aisle

If you do choose a song, it would be called the 'pre-processional', that is the walking of the parents down the aisle I would think any thing you would want for this moment would be fine, like I said, I don't think there is 'select' songs for this so choose what you would like or a song that has meaning to you for the parents

Thank you problem is I can't think of a song

You should have canon playing its nice and classical for them to do that. Thats a really unique idea and its cute I like it! If that song doesnt work are you looking for something classical or more upbeat? What kind of song did ou have in mind? like category wise?

Butterfly Waltz is always pretty. That's what my BMs are walking to. I was thinking of having You Raise Me Up by Josh Groban playing while the parents are being seated. My brothers are walking my mom down and my FH and his dad are walking his mom up, along with his brother who is BM and his bro's wife.

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Some couples do elect to have a special song for the entrance of the mothers (and grandmothers, if you wish). Some couples have the family enter sometime during the prelude music - just before the processional begins. It is really up to you. If you are having classical music for your processional, you may want to choose a classical piece. If you are having a contemporary processional piece, you may want to choose contemporary. Here are some classical and contemporary suggestions: Bach Brandenburg no. 5, Campra Rigaudon, Charpentier Prelude from Te Deum, Handel Air from the Watermusic Suite, Mouret Rondo, Pachelbel Kanon, Purcell Trumpet Tune, Stanley Trumpet Voluntary, Bach Arioso, Bach Jesu Joy, The Wedding Song, On Eagle's Wings, One Hand One Heart, Forrest Gump Theme, Here Comes the Sun, Only Time, The Prayer, What a Wonderful World, Grow Old Along With Me, Always, As Time Goes By, At Last, I Only Have Eyes for You, Isn't It Romantic