salutatory
/səˈluːtətɔri/ or /səˈluːtətri/Definitions
1. noun
a speech or address given at the beginning of an academic year, especially by a new student body president, expressing good wishes and intentions.
“The salutatory address by the new student council president was met with applause from the entire student body.”
2. adjective
expressing or conveying good wishes or a greeting, especially when starting something or marking an occasion.
“The salutatory tone of the message made it feel more welcoming.”