procession
/prəˈsesʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a group of people, often including a band or procession of floats, marching in a formal or ceremonial manner, typically on a special occasion such as a wedding or funeral.
“The bride emerged from the church in a beautiful white gown, followed by a long procession of bridesmaids and groomsmen.”
2. verb
to march or move in a formal or ceremonial manner, especially as part of a group or procession.
“The soldiers processed through the streets, their drums beating out a steady rhythm.”