Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

in Hermione's eyes she was feeling the love he felt for her.
The little wizard smiled at the surprised looks on the couple's faces, it was his favorite part of the
wedding ceremony every time he performed it. "I now pronounce you bonded, and married. Mr.
Weasley, you may now kiss your bride."
Ron leaned forward and pulled Hermione into a deep, passionate kiss that he wanted to last forever.
Hermione seemed to melt into his arms as he slid his tongue across her lips, begging for entrance. She
wouldn't let him in though so Ron just continued to kiss her. After nearly thirty seconds they broke
apart and suddenly everybody was cheering and wands were shooting confetti from every corner of the
tent.
Hermione couldn't help but laugh excitedly as she saw her family and Ron's on their feet, clapping for
the newly married couple. It was the happiest day of her life and she didn't want the moment to end.
Ron was now motioning for everybody to be quiet so he could talk for a second. People quickly
obeyed. "Everybody, if you'd all please move to the edge of the tent so that the dance floor and lunch
tables can be set up."
Everybody was soon gathered around the edges of the tent, and with a flick of his wand the little wizard
made the chairs arrange themselves around tables that magically appeared. Then came the dance floor,
an expanse of wood that covered nearly half the tent's floor area.
Hermione was getting more excited by the minute. As the tables and chairs set themselves up and the
flower arrangements appeared on the tables Hermione could hold back the tears no longer. She leaned
over to Ron and whispered in his ear, "We're married," she said.
Ron turned to her and whispered right back, "Yeah, I know," he said, giving her a quick kiss on the
cheek, "Now we just have to find a place to live."
Hermione just smiled, she knew that they wouldn't have to worry about having a place to live, even if it
was here at the burrow. True, she would rather have her own place to live, and hoped that within the
next few months she and Ron would be able to save up enough to get their own apartment in London.
For the next half hour Hermione and Ron were the center of attention for a constant stream of well
wishers and friends, all of whom wanted to congratulate the happy couple. After a while all the faces
and platitudes started to blur together.
Some of them the couple did remember, like Hermione's tearful parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Weasley
crushing their new in-laws in a huge hug. Harry and Ginny, both of them smiling broadly, with a bit of
a nervous look in their eyes, they were next after all. But most of the stuff was just a blank face with
half heard words.
Half an hour after the ceremony was over the band had set up as had all the tables and chairs and
everybody went and sat down. Ron and Hermione sat at the center of the head table, with Harry and
Ginny to their right and Neville and Hannah to their left.
As soon as everybody was seated and the hum of conversation had started to take over the crowd Harry
stood up raised his voice above the din of conversation. "Attention," Harry said loudly. His voice was
so commanding that the crowd quieted immediately. "Thank you. Well, as the Best Man I guess it's up
to me to make the first toast of the afternoon." Harry raised his glass and it magically filled with
Champaign, as did all the others in the yard. "I'd like to congratulate Ron and Hermione, I've known
them for the past eight years, Ron and I met as I was trying to figure out how to get on the train for
school. And not to long after that I met Hermione, while she was trying to help Neville find his toad.
Well needless to say the three of us grew to be best friends in the first weeks of school. I'll never forget