Love gets married like a Harry Potter themed wedding

Are you getting married? Do you want to know a bunch of "Harry Potter" wedding ideas if you're not married? Because you are a fan of Harry Potter?

Well, you've come to the right place.

Hey guys, I'm going to give you the best Harry Potter-themed wedding ideas because I'm getting married.

I love Harry Potter and I have a lot of ideas to use in my wedding, so I thought, why not share them with you guys?

Deep Details of Harry Potter-Themed Wedding Ideas

To get a Harry Potter-themed wedding, you have to choose your decorating location. Without a flexible place, you will not be able to cover up your Harry Potter-themed wedding. So, choose your venue correctly. I've cut out all the places for the perfect look and arrangement.

If you don't want the hassle of setting up and decorating the venue. Then I have a great suggestion for you.

Gary Pope is the best Harry Potter wedding photographer who has all the decorating ideas and photography skills to keep your big day memories in the frame.

Now I'm going to share some Harry Potter wedding ideas for Harry Potter-themed weddings:

Getting married in a castle.

It would be nice to be in England or Scotland. So you can get married at Hogwarts. If your venue has a fireplace, include Harry's letters. Listen, you must have floating candles inside or outside, or if candles are too expensive, use strings of lights.

Each table is themed after a Hogwarts house. Theme and number them off the "Harry Potter" book chapters. And make sure a chocolate frog is waiting for them in their place.

There are many quirky decorations in the space, especially candles and pumpkins. Get a custom banner of you and your partner's Hogwarts House and place your initials on the theme and place them on either side of your sweetheart's table.

Getting married in the library.

Ravenclaw's dream. If you're sitting down to dinner, have four long tables at your reception. So it looks like a large auditorium.

Place "Harry Potter" pages as centerpieces on your tables, or place flower petals for your grand exit. You can even make chocolate frog cards for yourself and your partner.

Get married in a big old tent.

Just like Bill and Fleur did. Make framed wizard posters for your wedding to decorate and look cool.

You can also decorate with cauldrons, luggage, and potion bottles. Have an owl post slot for your wedding cards and finally, give your guests chocolates as wedding favors to keep those sassy ones away.

Erase the mirror from the wedding arch. Place your ring in a gold flyer to open at the end of your single life. You're now a married bitch.

Have wedding invitations inspired by the Marauder's Map? Have your guests sign the Marauder's Map for your guestbook, or have your guests write down your favorite memories and put them in a vial.

Prepare a Daily Prophet-inspired wedding invitation. Make your bar The Leaky Cauldron-themed and serve a signature potion, your signature drink. You have to have Felix Felicis, it's your lucky day, and of course Butterbeer. Come on, you have to have butterbeer.

Don't raise your glass in a toast, but have everyone raise their wands. Tricks, yes. Because it's your special day, we don't need any negativity, any negative feelings, just happiness, good thoughts, and emotions.

Sew little "Harry Potter" details onto your wedding dress, or if you're Ravenclaw, wear a crown of Ravenclaw.

Some common points you must expect

To get the perfect Harry Potter-themed wedding, you must check some common questions. By unchecking this question, your theme will not be accurate and the photography will not touch your emotions. So be aware of this common mistake.

Have your guests wear wizard attire with a "Harry Potter wedding dress" theme.

Have your bridesmaids' dresses represent the four houses of Hogwarts and, of course, their flowers.

Tip: Harry Potter book page flowers, or use Harry Potter book page flowers in your boutonniere.

Have your bridesmaids carry different Horcruxes, or Deathly Hallows down the aisle instead of bouquets, and why not?

Sort your guests into your reception tables. Or, use winged keys instead of seating charts to help them find their seats.

Have a bad "Harry Potter" wedding cake.

Write your vows in a book that says "I do solemnly swear".

The final tip is "Harry Potter" socks.

You know Dobby will love them.