What Spanish term names the full court of honor at a quinceañera?

The full court of honor at a quinceañera is called the corte de honor.

The corte de honor is typically made up of the quinceañera’s selected attendants. Depending on the family’s traditions, it may include young women, young men, or a mixed group. Individual members have other titles, including damas for female attendants and chambelanes for male attendants.

The court often participates in the entrance, formal choreography, photographs, and other ceremonial moments. Its size and composition are not fixed, so families may adapt the tradition to their preferences, budget, and local customs.

The term corte de honor refers to the group, not to one particular escort. It is also different from the quinceañera herself, who is the honoree of the celebration.