pageanteer

Etymology

From pageant + -eer.

pageanteer means One who produces a pageant. Lexicurio rates it Sui generis — a strength score of 87 out of 100.

noun

One who produces a pageant.“This show is being put on by Edward Hungerford, the master pageanteer, with a cast of some 250 people.”
One who performs a role in a pageant.“We found that he had no real connexion with any church nor with the L.M.S., but had somehow managed to get enrolled as a pageanteer, with the intention, no doubt, of rifling any pockets that he found convenient.”
A contestant in a beauty contest.“For some women, this is their first pageant experience, while others are 'career' pageanteers, who started as young as four.”