Donald Trump Jr. and his fiancée, Bettina Anderson, are currently deliberating over the details of their upcoming nuptials, with no official date set yet. According to sources close to the couple, they are considering two distinct options for their wedding.
One possibility is a swift elopement within the next month, which would be followed by a larger celebration at a later date. While there has been speculation about a White House event, insiders indicate that a formal ceremony there is not immediately feasible, though it remains a potential venue for future festivities.
The alternative is a more traditional, yet intimate, ceremony planned for the next one to two months. This option would involve a small gathering of close family from both sides and would not take place at the White House, with the location still undecided.
Trump Jr. and Anderson began dating in late 2024 and got engaged in December 2025 at Camp David in Maryland, with the announcement made by former President Donald Trump at a White House holiday party. This marks Trump Jr.'s second marriage, following his previous union with Vanessa Trump from 2005 to 2018, with whom he shares five children.