levee
audience hall
oration
kingmaking
formalize
sederunt
officiant
celebrant
right hand of fellowship
function
social function
Papal Chamberlain
induction
social occasion
occasion
affair
circumstance
convention
ceremony
observance
ceremonial
audience
ceremonial occasion
high priest
archpriest
prelate
primate
hierarch
presidency
regally
emcee
assize
subdeacon
magistrate
protocol
treatise
compere
civil marriage
canonical
host
Your Britannic Majesty
MC
anoint
receiving
stand up with
officiate
place of honor
conclavist
reception line
server
guest of honor
familiar
sky pilot
summit
aristocratically
fanfare
ordering
synodally
presence chamber
exercise
abbé
solemnization
knight
synodically
unction
hyperformal
celebration
caeremoniarius
rite
chuppah
crown
groomsman
religious rite
lay investiture
receptional
master of ceremonies
solemnisation
inaugurate
ministerially
matrimony
wedmin
ceremonious
churchily
podial
honorand
consistory
conference
miter
banquetlike
mitre
monastically

English words for 'A formal reception, especially one given by royalty or other leaders.'

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