Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

married today and if you look like crap for my wedding I'll kill you."
"Yes dear," said Ron, a hint of a smile on his face. "Still not going to let me see you until you walk
down the aisle?" he asked.
"No dear," said Hermione's voice, a bit coy.
"I don't really get why," said Ron.
"Have Harry explain it to you," said Ginny.
"He already did," said Ron, "and I still don't get it."
"Have him explain it again," said Mrs. Granger.
"Alright," said Ron, and then started walking up stairs to his room. He was a bit happier than before,
but still didn't like the fact that it had been more than 18 hours since he had last seen Hermione.
He went back to his room and started to groom himself a bit. He combed his hair so that it looked
presentable. Then he washed his face and put on deodorant. Ron and Harry spent the next hour making
sure their shirts, pants, deep blue dress robes, and ties were all on straight and looked perfect. They had
never spent so much time on their appearances in their lives.
"Well at least we'll look good for the day," said Ron, barely able to breathe with the tie chocking him.
"Yeah," said Harry, his tie equally as tight, "and we get to do it again in about three weeks."
Ron couldn't help but laugh. He was happy for his sister and best friend. "Well it's your fault for
scheduling the wedding so close to mine."
"Whatever," said Harry with a smile, he was getting Ron talking, and not nervously, "I'm blaming you,
for scheduling your wedding so close to mine."
"Wait, that's not fair, I scheduled my wedding months before you even asked my sister to marry you."
Ron said, knowing that Harry was joking, but needing to do something other than worry about the
wedding.
"You should have seen it coming my dear," Harry said, doing a pretty fair imitation of their old
Divination teacher, Professor Trelawney.
Ron burst out laughing, "thanks," gasped Ron through his gales of laughter, "I needed that."
"You're welcome dear," said Harry, still imitating the odd teacher. "But beware, death lies in the way
your robe falls on your shoulders. You must be careful or this marriage will end badly." Harry threw in
a few large arm movements, copying Professor Trelawney's mannerisms perfectly. The two were on the
floor laughing soon, unable to get up for nearly 5 minutes.
In the next hour the two friends finished getting ready, and then went downstairs and outside to start
greeting guests.
About 45 minutes before the wedding was set to start about half the guests had arrived and Harry was
off with Ginny talking to a few of the Weasley cousins. Ron saw Mr. and Mrs. Granger and went over
to them. They were talking to a few people he didn't recognize, Hermione's grandparents.
"Hello," said Ron as he walked over.
"Ah, Ron," said Mrs. Granger, "mum, dad, John, Jenny, this is Ron, Hermione's husband to be."
"Hello everyone," said Ron, shaking each grandparent's hand in turn, "it's nice to finally meet all of
you; Hermione has told me so much about you."