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At an induction ceremony for a club, new members are typically welcomed and officially inducted into the club. This may involve reciting a pledge, receiving a club pin or certificate, and taking part in any special initiation rituals or traditions of the club. It's a formal way to introduce new members to the organization and celebrate their inclusion.
Induction is a noun.
That would probly be too much unless you are part of the ceremony in some way. A wedding guest should dress conservatively formal; unless the wedding invitation specifies some other dress code.
It depends on what kind of ceremony.
As part of a religious ceremony of the religion of Judaism.
Verb. The noun is induction.
You would wear it wherever you would wear a tuxedo. A cumberbund is part of the formal wear attire that is an accessory to the tuxedo. & it is worn, by men, around the waist.
The Wolf Ceremony is part of Hedgies Nature Journal and written by Chief Dan George.
A dance as part of a religious ceremony.
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After being elected to the Order of the Arrow (OA) candidates will usually be recognized in a call out ceremony. They then participate in the Ordeal induction, intended to emphasize brotherhood, service and cheerfulness. During the induction, candidates maintain complete silence, sleep alone overnight, receive small amounts of food and perform camp work projects.* They are then welcomed as Ordeal members in a formal ceremony.*These details on the Ordeal are made public by the BSA in a fact sheet[linked] and elsewhere on the web."Physical hazing and initiations are prohibited and may not be included as part of any Scouting activity ... The BSA does not recognize any secret organizations as part of its program. All aspects of the Scouting program such as Order of the Arrow are open to observation by parents and leaders". -Youth Protection Guidelines for adult leaders and parents, Boy Scouts of America"If after discussing the ceremony with the lodge advisor, the parent, Scout leader or religious leader continues to have questions about the content of the ceremony, that person will be permitted to read the ceremony text and view the Ordeal's ceremony training DVD. Following this, parents will be in a position to decide whether to allow their son to participate in the ceremony. Nonmembers should not attend the ceremonies." -Order of the Arrow Handbook, Boy Scouts of America
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