The following is a continuation of Ginny and Harry's wedding: At the wedding, as Harry and Ginny exchanged rings and kissed, Voldemort's mark appeared in the sky. Harry had wanted Ginny to hide and go check it out herself, but Ginny insisted on going with them, and was later persuaded by others to go together with Harry, Ginny, and Hermione. In the end, Harry defeated Voldemort and ended the long war. Harry and Ginny then married and had three children, James, Albus, and Lily. They lived in a cottage next to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, living an ordinary and happy life, and often returned to Hogwarts to reminisce about the past with their friends. However, the world was still not completely free from the threat of darkness. Harry discovered that the mysterious organization was planning a new dark magic. He and his friends went through hardships to expose and defeat the organization, sending its members to prison. After completing his mission, Harry and Ginny retired to enjoy their later years, traveling, reading, and gathering with friends. Or another continuation: Ginny and Harry's wedding was interrupted by an accident, and they had three children after many years of marriage. Harry received a mysterious letter saying he had to return to Hogwarts for unfinished business. When he returned to school, he found that strange things were happening at school. Students were missing, magical items were stolen, and people were killed. All of these were related to Voldemort. Harry and his friends once again returned to the school to fight Voldemort, using magic and wisdom to defeat Voldemort and seal him in the basement. After completing their mission, they knew that this was just a new beginning and that they had to continue to protect the peace and security of the magical world. Harry and Ginny returned to their hometown to start a new life and continue to provide assistance to the Wizarding World. They knew that their mission would never end and would always persist in making the Wizarding World more peaceful and beautiful. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire was not enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
In the last Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, it was mentioned that Harry Potter married Ginny Weasley, but the details of the marriage were not shown in this episode. It was only mentioned that they sent their children to Hogwarts, and the specific time of marriage was not stated. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire was not enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
Obviously, their close friends from Hogwarts would be there. Ron and Hermione would be among the guests, as they are Harry and Ginny's best friends. The Weasley family in its entirety would be present too, including Molly and Arthur. Luna Lovegood would surely be invited, with her unique charm. And Hagrid, who has been like a father figure to Harry in a way, would also be there to celebrate this happy occasion.
Definitely the Weasley family. Molly and Arthur Weasley would be very much involved. Molly would be all excited about the wedding preparations, fussing over Ginny's dress and the food for the reception. Arthur would be there to offer his support and probably share some interesting wizarding stories. Ron and Hermione would also be there. Ron as Harry's best friend would be part of the pre - wedding jitters and celebrations. Hermione would be helping Ginny with all the details, like choosing the right flowers and making sure the wedding venue is decorated perfectly.
Some fanfictions might depict them going on a little adventure right after the wedding. Maybe they use magic to go to a special place they've always wanted to visit together. There, they would have a picnic under the stars and talk about all the things they plan to do in their married life, like starting a family and traveling the wizarding world.
Obviously, the Weasley family would all be there. From Molly and Arthur to all of Ginny's brothers. Hermione and Ron would be among the guests as Harry and Ginny's best friends. Luna Lovegood might also be there, with her unique sense of style and her dreamy presence. Neville Longbottom could be there too, representing their Hogwarts days together. And of course, Hagrid would be there, probably bringing a huge bouquet of magical flowers as a gift.
Well, Harry and Ginny are at the center of it all. But don't forget Hagrid. He could be the one to bring in some really special and huge wedding gift, like a magical creature for the couple's new home. Dumbledore's spirit might also be a significant character in some fanfics. He could appear in a vision to give his blessings or some wise words to the couple. And then there are Ginny's brothers, each with their own personalities, who would contribute to the chaos and fun of the wedding preparations.
Obviously, their close friends like Ron and Hermione would be there. The Weasley family as a whole would also be present, including Ginny's parents, brothers, and sister - in - laws. Luna Lovegood would probably be there too, with her unique charm. And Hagrid, who has been like a father figure to Harry, would surely attend.
One idea could be that they exchange personal and heartfelt gifts. For example, Ginny could give Harry a photo album filled with pictures of their time together, and Harry could give Ginny a piece of jewelry with a special charm. Then they could spend the night looking through the album and talking about the memories.
Perhaps Neville's grandmother Augusta. She has always been a bit of a stern character, and at first, no one expects her to come. But she shows up with a beautiful family heirloom as a gift for Ginny. She might even give a short but heartfelt speech about how she has watched Harry grow and how proud she is of the young couple. This would be unexpected as she doesn't seem the type to be very involved in the social lives of the younger generation.
In some fanfictions, the wedding might be in danger. Maybe Voldemort's remaining followers try to disrupt it. This would lead to an exciting showdown where Harry, Ginny, and their friends have to use their magic skills to protect the wedding. It could also be a chance for Harry to show how far he has come since the end of the war, using his leadership and power to keep everyone safe while still enjoying his big day.