The 'White Wedding' video meme originates from the 1982 music video for the hit song by British rock icon Billy Idol (born William Broad), directed by David Mallet. While the song is an 80s staple, its inclusion in the 1998 film 'The Wedding Singer' starring Adam Sandler and Billy Idol himself cemented its status as a cinematic pop-culture touchstone. The clip features Idol’s signature platinum hair and intense snarl as he delivers the iconic line, 'It's a nice day to... START AGAIN!' This moment is commonly used to represent a dramatic, often unearned, sense of personal redemption or a forced reboot after a failure. It captures the relatable emotion of trying to turn over a new leaf after a period of chaos or a simple mistake. It is the go-to template for situations where someone decides to change their entire life based on one small positive action. Example captions include: 'Me deciding to fix my entire life because I drank one glass of water,' 'When you delete your 80-hour save file by mistake,' and 'Entering the gym for the first time in six months.'