May 27, 2026 at 2:51pm EDT

Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina Anderson are officially married, but there seems to be a mystery brewing about their wedding photos. Where are they?

Ivanka Trump shared plenty of snapshots on her Instagram account from the Bahamian weekend, and Anderson has been teasing elements of the wedding on her Instagram Story with a recent “Mrs. Trump” snapshot of embroidered fabric, but they haven’t released details from their ceremony or reception.

It’s not uncommon to ask guests to refrain from posting images of the bride and groom on social media until the professional photos arrive. Still, Trump Jr. usually enjoys staying in the headlines, so it’s surprising not to see one picture released to the media — unless an outlet has an upcoming exclusive on the wedding.

However, People revealed a few details about the nuptials. First, they were married in Florida on May 21 in a civil ceremony ahead of their May 23 wedding in the Bahamas. Again, not usual since they were getting married in another country, but then the media outlet shared the couple’s alleged future intentions.

According to a source, Trump Jr. and Anderson want to have a “future wedding celebration at the White House.” This was originally Anderson’s Plan A, but CNN reported that her then-fiancé nixed the idea due to the ongoing US-Israel war with Iran. As a result, their wedding in the Bahamas was “private and intimate,” per People.

A White House wedding in the near future looks unlikely due to the upcoming celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary and the ongoing ballroom construction, which is a controversial hot topic.

“July 4 belongs to America, and early fall is not a good time to plan a wedding in South Florida or on the islands due to questionable bad weather, so they decided to do it now in a place they both love,” the Trump family insider said.

If they do get a White House ceremony, those images might be the only ones released to the public. Or, the newlyweds are teasing a splashy release of the photos in the coming days. Whatever the answer is, Trump Jr. and Anderson want people to keep talking about their wedding.

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