| AFLOAT | A bit of a procession is buoyant (6) |
| HEARSE | Leader of a procession, perhaps |
| PARADE | A row of shops; a procession; a herd of elephants; or, a line of goslings led by their parent (6) |
| PUMICE | Light spongy form of volcanic glass which is buoyant (6) |
| FLOATS | At the outset, orphan donning shoes is buoyant (6) |
| NUMBERONE | What starts a procession is a "pee"! |
| PARADISE | A procession is inside where we find eternal bliss |
| ALLHAIL | Greeting at the head of a procession |
| CORK | Is buoyant, apparently, to be in the southwest |
| FOOLSPARADISE | Desserts procession is included in blissful ignorance (5,8) |
| MARCHING | Walking in procession is terribly charming (8) |
| MAJORETTE | A young female who marches at the front of a musical band in a procession (9) |
| HUNGERMARCH | A procession of empty protest (6,5) |
| CANALETTO | Venetian artist whose paintings include The Stonemason's Yard, Westminster Abbey with a Procession of Knights of the Bath and Eton College (9) |
| FILEPAST | To move in a line in a procession, usually with a serious purpose (4,4) |
| TICKERTAPE | Watch end of race, such a procession |
| MOTORCADE | A procession of cars or other vehicles |
| FLAMBEAU | A burning torch, especially one carried in a procession (8) |
| MARCH | Apt time of year for a procession (5) |
| QUEUE | A procession from the top of Queensland to 2UE |
