processional

/prəˈsɛʃənəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to or used in a procession.
    • The choir sang a processional hymn as the graduates entered the hall.
    • They carried processional banners during the religious festival.
    • The processional route was lined with cheering spectators.
Synonyms
noun
  1. A piece of music played during a procession, especially at a wedding or religious ceremony.
    • The processional was a slow, solemn melody.
    • The organist began the processional as the bride started walking down the aisle.
    • They chose a traditional processional for the graduation ceremony.
  2. A book or set of directions for the order of a religious procession.
    • The priest consulted the processional for the correct order of the service.
    • The old processional contained detailed instructions for the Easter parade.
    • Each church had its own processional with local variations.
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