Presidential inauguration

A presidential inauguration is a formal ceremony that marks the beginning of a new president's term in office in the United States. It typically occurs on January 20 following the presidential election. During the event, the president takes an oath of office, promising to uphold the Constitution. The inauguration includes speeches, celebrations, and parades, showcasing the democratic process and the peaceful transfer of power. It is a significant moment for the country, symbolizing unity and leadership as the new president outlines their vision and priorities for the administration.