Cortege (noun)

A procession, especially a funeral procession or the entourage of a person of high rank.

Origin:

The word 'cortege' is derived from the french word 'cortège' meaning 'procession' or 'entourage'. it was originally used to refer to the procession of a royal court.

Examples:

1. The cortege of the late president was followed by a long line of cars and mourners.
2. The princess was accompanied by a large cortege as she made her way to the palace.
3. The funeral cortege was led by the hearse and followed by the family and friends of the deceased.
4. The cortege of the visiting dignitary was met by a large crowd of well-wishers.
5. The bride was accompanied by an elaborate cortege as she made her way to the church.