ushers
Aisle escort workers
Ushers are people who guide others to their seats in theaters, churches, stadiums, or at weddings.
The verb usher means to escort or guide: She ushered us to our table.
More broadly, to usher something in is to mark its beginning or arrival: The new policy ushered in an era of reform.
Groom's wedding attendants
- ceremonyFormal event marking occasions
- guestsPeople received hospitably
- pewsFixed sanctuary seating
- seatingAvailable places to sit
procession · bridesmaids · aisle · church · chapel · reception · family · boutonniere
People who assist others
- seatingAvailable places to sit
- ticketsDocuments permitting entry
- programsCoded instructions for computers
- flashlightsPortable battery-powered lamps
aisles · patrons · auditorium · balcony · lobby · intermission · escorting · venues
People who assist others
- gatekeepersThose controlling entry
- portersThose who carry baggage
- guardsProtectors or watchmen
- sentriesSoldiers assigned to guard
doormen · stewards · wardens · caretakers · beadles · sentinels · watchmen · monitors
groomsmen
Groom's wedding attendants
seating · procession · bridesmaids · aisle · church · chapel · reception · family · boutonniere · escort
attendants
People who assist others
- seatingAvailable places to sit
- ticketsDocuments permitting entry
- programsCoded instructions for computers
flashlights · aisles · patrons · auditorium · balcony · lobby · intermission · escorting · venues · performances
attendants
People who assist others
- gatekeepersThose controlling entry
- portersThose who carry baggage
- guardsProtectors or watchmen
sentries · doormen · stewards · wardens · caretakers · beadles · sentinels · watchmen · monitors · receptionists
introduces
Brings into contact
- heraldsMessengers who announce
- bringsCarries to a destination
- inauguratesFormally begins or installs
signals · announces · initiates · welcomes · leads · precedes · marks · begins · transitions · dawns
- wedding partybride, groom, bridesmaid, bridesmaids, groomsman
- Black ChurchBaptist church, gospel choir, pastor, preacher, deacons
- church ministryyouth ministry, church outreach, women's ministry, youth mentoring, children's ministry
- Broadwaymusicals, musical, Tony Award, musical theatre, theaters
- concert hallconcert hall, auditorium, opera house, recital hall, music hall
- movie theaterscineplex, AMC, screens, auditoriums, lobby
ushersbouncers
Venue security personnel
ejectors · security guards · excluders · doormen · gatekeepers
- usher inBegin or introduce formally
- ushered inInitiated or introduced formally
- ushering inInitiating or introducing
- House of UsherGothic family and dwelling