JD Vance’s wedding picture goes viral, Internet reacts

Vance’s wedding picture surfaced as talks about appropriate dress for high-level settings dominated social media. The picture of Vance and his wife, Usha Vance, was posted on X (previously Twitter) by @Lucineh_K, who wrote, “Vance didn’t put on a suit for his own wedding, btw.”

In the picture, Vance is dressed in a traditional Indian groom’s clothing, a cream-colored sherwani. He bears a red tilak, a religious symbol for good fortune, on his forehead. Usha Vance, meanwhile, is spotted sporting a traditional Indian bridal accessory along with a white and gold saree. In keeping with the Hindu wedding customs known as Jaimala, the bride and groom are also pictured wearing flower garlands around their necks.

Some social media users commented on the irony of the scenario as the photo gained popularity. While some ridiculed the disparities in dress code requirements, others supported Vance’s outfit choice.

Regarding the widely shared post, one person commented, “You wear the appropriate attire for the situation, fail post.”

“I bet Vance doesn’t wear a suit in the shower, either. Your low IQ energy is powerful,” another quipped.

“A commander in chief, out of solidarity with his people, doesn’t wear a suit when his country is at war. Failed morals,” a third user wrote.

“His wedding location isn’t hallowed like that of the Oval Office. What’s your point?” the fourth user asked.

“He didn’t show up in jeans and a T-shirt either,” another quipped.