noun
- plural of flambeau; large decorative torches or candles, especially those used in processions or ceremonies
Usage: formal; ceremonial contexts
Examples
- The wedding procession was lit by dozens of flambeaux carried by attendants.
- Medieval knights rode through the castle gates under the glow of flambeaux.
- The festival parade featured colorful flambeaux that illuminated the night sky.
- Servants lined the grand staircase holding flambeaux to light the way.
- The outdoor ceremony was made magical by the flickering flambeaux placed around the altar.
- Historical reenactors carried flambeaux to recreate the atmosphere of ancient celebrations.