What is the name for the group that accompanies a quinceañera?

The group that accompanies a quinceañera is commonly called her court of honor.

The court usually consists of close friends, relatives, or other important young people chosen by the celebrant and her family. Depending on local custom, members may be called damas and chambelanes, or may use other regional titles.

Court members often wear coordinated formal clothing and participate in the entrance, presentation, choreographed dances, or other ceremonial moments. The arrangement is flexible: some courts include both young women and young men, while others use a smaller or mixed-gender group.

The court of honor is sometimes confused with a bridal party because both groups may wear matching clothes and accompany a central figure. A quinceañera court, however, belongs to a fifteenth-birthday tradition rather than a wedding.