Schomberg Fife and Drum Band led the parade, which set off from Tandragee Free Presbyterian Church.
Members of the loyal orders, along with junior members, joined with a number of bands to step out along the route.
The Tandragee parade was one of several held in Northern Ireland on Saturday to mark Ulster Day – September 28, 1912 – when almost 500,000 people signed the Ulster Covenant.
Photographer Tony Hendron went along on Saturday to capture the atmosphere of the parade.
1. Ulster Day parade
Jordan Matchett of Parkmount LOL 125 and son Kai (6) of Parkmount LOL 150. PT39-211. Photo: TONY HENDRON
2. Ulster Day parade
Members of Moyrourkan LOL 305 and JLOL 144 pictured before Saturday's parade in Tandragee. PT39-210. Photo: TONY HENDRON
3. Ulster Day parade
Looking the part at the Ulster Day parade are Schomberg Flute and Drum Band standard bearers, Annalise Clark, left, and Darcy Napier. PT39-212. Photo: TONY HENDRON
4. Ulster Day parade
Spectators along the route. PT39-215. Photo: TONY HENDRON