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For most of the rituals and prayers recited at an unveiling, it is not necessary for a minyan to be present. However, Jewish law requires the presence of a minyan to recite the Kaddish—and since an unveiling is a time when it is most appropriate to say Kaddish, every effort should be made to assure the presence of a minyan.
