Preposition: of

• sacrament: Ceremony of the Sacrament of Marriage This Ceremony consists of several key parts.

Converse of object

• glitter: Around 750 people attended the glittering ceremony on Monday May 10.

• attend: Yet there are people who actually attend the ceremony in carriages where the plain white robes have been hung up instead of proper blinds.

• perform: Her Majesty the Queen has been invited to perform an official opening ceremony in the summer.

• hold: You are welcome to hold a wedding ceremony conducted by a minister at the hotel.

• unveil: Chief Constable Matt Baggott officially opened the room with a plaque unveiling ceremony in June 2005.

• conduct: You are welcome to hold a wedding ceremony conducted by a minister at the hotel.

Preposition: at

• Guildhall: On 9th April 2005, The Prince of Wales and Mrs Parker Bowles were married in a civil ceremony at the Guildhall in Windsor.

Adjective modifier

• civil: In which case for the marriage to be valid a civil ceremony is required prior to the religious ceremony.

• prize-giving: The prizes are presented at the School's annual Prize-giving ceremony in November.

• prestigious: This prestigious ceremony was hosted by HC2000, Europe's largest, most comprehensive health informatics event.

• non-religious: On Holocaust Memorial Day itself there will be a non-religious ceremony at the Holywell Music Room.

• religious: There are two ways of getting married in Scotland, by a religious ceremony or a civil ceremony.

• lavish: She rallied hundreds of donors and helped organize a lavish ceremony.

Noun used with modifier

• graduation: The graduation ceremony took place on Fidel Castro's birthday.

• opening: The last time we saw a superb opening ceremony was in Turin for the Winter Olympics.

• award: The awards ceremony is being held in the London on Thursday 12 October 2006.

• wedding: You are welcome to hold a wedding ceremony conducted by a minister at the hotel.

• closing: Performed at the closing ceremony of the World Expo 2000, Hannover.

• marriage: What that indicates is there was a marriage ceremony.