Naval ceremonies are formal events conducted by a navy to honor traditions, commemorate significant occasions, or recognize achievements. These ceremonies often include activities such as parades, salutes, and flag-raising, showcasing the discipline and pride of naval personnel. They can take place on ships, at naval bases, or during public events. Common types of naval ceremonies include commissioning ceremonies for new ships, change of command ceremonies to mark leadership transitions, and memorial services to honor fallen sailors. These events foster camaraderie among service members and strengthen the connection between the navy and the community it serves.