trainbearer
Follows the bride
A trainbearer is a person who carries the train of a robe or gown in a formal ceremony, typically a wedding or coronation.
The role is usually filled by a child or attendant who walks behind the wearer, holding the trailing fabric off the ground: The bride's young niece served as trainbearer.
Noble's young assistant
- attendantOne who assists others
- acolyteClergy's ceremonial assistant
- retainerUpfront professional fee
- processionFormal moving line
coronation · investiture · enthronement · ordination · consecration · robe · mantle · regalia
One who assists others
- pageNoble's young assistant
- servantOne employed to serve
- aideSupporting staff member
- escortOne who accompanies another
retainer · squire · footman · lackey · valet · steward · assistant · helper
page
Noble's young assistant
procession · coronation · investiture · enthronement · ordination · consecration · robe · mantle · regalia · vestment
attendant
One who assists others
escort · retainer · squire · footman · lackey · valet · steward · assistant · helper · subordinate
bridesmaid
Bride's ceremonial assistant
- ringbearerMatrimonial attendant with bands
- aisleCorridor between seating sections
- processionalCeremonial entrance music
bridal · gown · veil · chapel · altar · nuptials · matrimony · bouquet · usher · attendant
- long-tailed animalspeacock, monkey, lemur, squirrel, macaque
- Apodiformeshummingbirds, swifts, swiftlet, hummingbird, swift