Donald Trump’s Inauguration: The Oath, The Ceremony, The Celebration
On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the 47th president, with JD Vance sworn in as VP. The ceremony at the US Capitol is set to be the costliest in history
On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the 47th president, with JD Vance sworn in as VP. The ceremony at the US Capitol is set to be the costliest in history
Inauguration Day starts with Trump at St. John’s Church, followed by tea at the White House before heading to the US Capitol for the ceremony
Inauguration Day starts with Trump at St. John’s Church, followed by tea at the White House before heading to the US Capitol for the ceremony
Inauguration Day starts with Trump at St. John’s Church, followed by tea at the White House before heading to the US Capitol for the ceremony
After the oaths, Trump will deliver his address, followed by the US national anthem performed by Christopher Macchio
Trump will sign nominations, then attend the JCCIC-hosted inaugural luncheon at the US Capitol, featuring speeches, gifts, and toasts
Trump will lead the inaugural procession with all armed forces and 7,500 participants, including bands and veterans
The procession will feature responders, the MAGA truck, and thousands of supporters. Free tickets for the ceremony are available through Congress members
Trump will attend three inaugural balls and speak at all. Village People will perform at the "Liberty Inaugural Ball" and Trump’s victory rally
Trump’s inaugural committee raised $200 million, with $1 million tickets for exclusive events with Trump or Vance