A/N: Here is the long awaited sequel to "Worth the Wait." I recommend reading that first before reading this story, but I'm fairly sure this story will make sense even if you don't read the prequel. I hope you all like it! If I get at least 6 reviews for this first chapter, then I'll post the second. It starts off slow but I promise the next chapter has action.

Please note that I'm still writing the other chapters and I reserve the right to revise this story (including posted chapters) if necessary. I'll alert you to any changes I make.

Disclaimer: JK Rowling owns Harry Potter and I still own nothing.

Chapter 1: A Flashback

Sunlight kissed Hermione's face as it flowed in through the glass windows. Hermione sighed contentedly, pulling her blanket over her shoulders as she remembered the most wonderful day in her life- the day she married Oliver Wood.

-Really Long Flashback-

Hermione looked into the mirror and gasped at her appearance. Her shiny chocolate locks were tied up in an elaborate bun. Her wedding dress hung snugly against her body, with tiny diamonds embroidered into the silky fabric. Her creamy complexion glowed with happiness and an excited smile was plastered on Hermione's face.

"Ginny, I don't know what to say. You made me look…beautiful." Hermione said softly, still in awe at Ginny's ability to actually make her appear stunning.

Ginny grinned. "Believe me, Hermione. I didn't have to do much work. You're going to take Oliver's breath away when you walk down the aisle. No bride could look any more perfect."

Hermione smiled. "Thank you, Ginny. How can I ever repay you?"

"Just have a happy life with Wood and we'll call it even. Deal?"

"Deal," Hermione agreed, shaking Ginny's hand. Ginny glanced at the clock. "Hermione, it's almost time. We better get going."

Hermione took a deep breath and headed towards the door. "All right then. Let's go."

Since Hermione's parents were both dead, she had asked Ron and Harry to both walk her down the aisle. After all, they were the ones who had always been there for her no matter what. They were like the brothers she never had and could think of no one else she would rather have walk her down the aisle.

Ron and Harry stood on both sides of her and slowly walked down the aisle. All three of them were nervous. Hermione was worried about something going wrong in the wedding, and being married. Harry was worried about tripping and making a fool of himself, thus ruining Hermione's wedding day. Ron was worried that all the other guests would eat all the food before he got the chance.

Oliver's jaw dropped as he stared at Hermione. Never before had he seen anyone with such ethereal beauty as Hermione. She caught his eye and smiled excitedly. Oliver could feel his heart jumping in his throat as the sight of Hermione took his breath away.

"Do you, Oliver Wood, take this woman to be your lawfully wedded wife?"

"I do," Oliver said immediately.

"Do you, Hermione Granger, take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband?"

"I do," Hermione answered, unable to stop smiling.

"I now declare you man and wife," the minister said," You may kiss the bride." Oliver enveloped Hermione in his arms, as they both kissed each other passionately.

"Go, Hermione!" Fred Weasley cheered, earning him a few playful punches from Harry, Ron and Ginny as well as glares from other wedding guests.

Once Hermione and Oliver ended the kiss, they walked down the aisle as the guests snapped pictures of the elated newlyweds. Outside the church the ground was covered with fresh snow. Exquisite Evergreen trees had suddenly appeared, surrounding a frozen lake that sparkled brightly.

"Oliver, it's absolutely beautiful. How in the world did you think of creating this for our wedding day? It's absolutely perfect." Hermione commented as she stared at her picturesque surroundings.

Oliver smiled lovingly at Hermione. "I'm glad you like it, my angel. I recreated our first day in Hogsmeade together. It was snowing that day and I remember we stood by a frozen lake, surrounded by Evergreen trees. That was the day I realized I was in love with you."

A/N: I know that was short and mushy, corny, etc but it does get better. You'll see what I mean very soon. Read and review please!