A religious procession is a ceremonial event where a group of people moves together in a specific order, often to celebrate or honor a religious belief or figure. Participants may carry symbols, such as crosses, icons, or banners, and often wear special clothing. These processions can take place during significant religious occasions, such as Easter or feast days. During a religious procession, music, chanting, or prayers may accompany the movement, creating a spiritual atmosphere. Such events can vary in size and scale, from small local gatherings to large public celebrations, and are common in many faiths, including Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism.