Harry And Ginny's Wedding Novels & Stories

What the hell just happened? Harry pulled me to the altar, everything still blur to me. "Harry, what happened? I thought we..." "Died? No, She missed a thing or two in her bomb trap and her mom injected her with some stuff that made her unconscious." "Oh...so we got lucky," I say, digesting the whole drama. "I can't still believe I almost got married to Anna," Harry says with a feeling of disgust. "Me too. I can't believe I'm having a crazy wedding." I laughed.

America leeched onto Harry's chest closer, “Thank you. Thank you for always keeping me sane.” In a span of days, Harry and Merry were back two days before their wedding day and they were both too excited for it. Everyone from Harry’s immediate family had flew all the way to North Carolina for the big day to show support even Elvis. Frank made sure that the media won’t suspect a thing or two about the wedding since everyone wanted to have a solemn day since they already know about the engagement due to Harry’s little stunt in the beach. Two days before the wedding ceremony, Merry and her friends were having a simple gathering in her home before she’ll get married. She didn’t want a huge party

I checked the security system and the brightest grin broke out on my face as I opened the door. “Surprise!” Harry exclaimed as he swept me off the floor and twirled me around. I squealed at the sudden attack and slapped his shoulder to be let down. “Harry, what a surprise.” Harry and I looked over at Jackson. Any resemblance of his earlier chillness or happiness was gone from his face, only to be replaced by a cold blank stare that dropped the room temperature by five degrees. “It’s not a surprise if I knew he was coming.” I said. “Yeah, and it’s tradition that a man crashes his true love’s wedding to an asshole.” . . . ____

The scent of pine and soil lingered in the air. Riele took a breath, then reached for her mother’s headstone again. "I have something else to tell you." Harry looked at her, sensing the shift in her tone. Riele swallowed and smiled, her cheeks tinged with pink. "I'm getting married. Kim proposed." The silence was still for a beat, and then Harry laughed—a full, warm laugh that made Riele's eyes brim with sudden tears. "I knew you would tell mom," he said, nudging her shoulder. "Couldn't you have waited a little bit longer?"

he continued, producing another document, “is our marriage certificate.” Ted stared at it like it was a death sentence. “Step aside,” Austin said. “You are obstructing my wedding procession.” Ted still didn’t move. So Austin gave a single nod. The convoy advanced. Cars surged forward in perfect coordination, the security detail tightening formation. Ted was forced back—physically, symbolically—into the life he had chosen. Later—At the ceremony. The vows were spoken. The rings exchanged. As I slipped the band onto Austin’s finger, I noticed Ted standing at the entrance.

I hissed. He frowned, his tone almost pleading. "I swear, this is the last time. I know you're hurting over Gail, so I'm postponing the wedding. We'll give her a proper funeral. If you want to say goodbye, stop fighting me." "Where is she?" I demanded, my voice cracking. He seized my hand, his smile smug when I didn't pull away. But as he led me out, he stopped dead. In the hall, before Gail's memorial shrine, a crowd danced under flashing lights to a thumping beat. Her photo lay crushed under Lori's stiletto, warped beyond recognition.

Later, as our company grew and money was no longer an issue, Rose and I could never go back to how we used to be. I tucked the divorce papers back in my bag. I was told that the divorce would be finalized in a month. After that, Rose and I would have nothing to do with each other. By the time the elevator delivered me to the private room, my friends were already there. After a few rounds of drinks, one of them brought up the past. He asked if I'd had a girlfriend, recalling how I'd refused his offers to join his startup. Rose had never wanted to make our relationship public, so hardly anyone knew we were together. Even at the wedding, she invited only business partners—none of our relatives

At four in the morning, while the entire estate was still asleep, I walked out of the room with my final suitcase. The hallway was empty. Downstairs, the wedding decorations had been set up. Flowers, lights, and a red carpet—everything was beautiful. It was a shame that it was no longer my wedding. I took one last look at the estate I had lived in for years before walking away. Outside, the sky had just begun to lighten. No one saw me off or stopped me. As the black car drove out through the gates, the morning mist slowly parted behind it. Inside the estate, everyone was still unaware that the grand wedding they had spent so long preparing for had lost its bride.

Enough ..Also, the way back to her home will be too late, and Harry is waiting, until we discuss some details together, especially since there is only one day left for the wedding . You walked to search for him around the huge house and after the trouble you did not find it, so I thought about leaving, it seems that it is not possible for hospitality and tact ، I went outside to find him standing outside, and in front of a very black horse, I shivered from his body

July side by side with N entered the wedding hall, the gaze of all invited guests was directed at them in every swing of steps towards the altar that was getting closer. It's the craziest day of July's life, marrying the stranger she just met 30 minutes ago. Who could have thought that July really did the blind wedding according to her original plan. That is, marrying a man whom she did not know at all before. Exactly what is done on a blind date. But that was not the main concern of July at this time, all she had in mind was how the wedding ceremony went smoothly until the end and finished without any obstacles. So the determination implied in the look of July's eyes staring at the wedding