Attender (noun)

1. A person who is present at an event or ceremony.
2. A person who waits or is in attendance on someone else.

Origin:

From the old french word 'atendre' meaning 'to attend'.

Examples:

1. She was the only attender at the funeral, as the deceased had no close family or friends.
2. The attender at the front desk was responsible for answering phone calls and directing visitors.
3. The VIP section was filled with high-ranking government officials and other important attenders.
4. As a personal attender to the Queen, he was responsible for managing her daily schedule and ensuring her comfort.
5. The wedding was attended by hundreds of guests and well-wishers, making it a grand affair.