What Spanish phrase commonly names the group accompanying a quinceañera?

The Spanish phrase “corte de honor” commonly names the group accompanying a quinceañera.

It translates as “court of honor.” The group traditionally consists of young people selected by the honoree and family to participate in the entrance, formal photographs, choreographed presentation, or other ceremonial moments. Its members may be called damas and chambelanes, depending on their roles and local usage.

The size and composition of the court vary considerably. Some celebrations use a large, balanced group, while others include only a few friends or no court at all. Corte de honor is therefore a name for a customary feature, not a requirement for every quinceañera.