How did Éomer of Rohan meet his wife? This is a series of oneshots describing different scenarios, some long some short, some serious some less so. No connection with each other or any of my other stories. Number 8: Joust

Sent by her father to spend the summer in Rohan with her betrothed, Lothíriel struggles to fit into a society so different from her own.

Thrown together in a match made out of necessity and convenience and duty, Lothiriel of Dol Amroth and the Horse Lord marry. Eomer, affected too deeply from a life of loss, tries to close his heart. But love can flourish in the hearts of even the most unwilling...

After the War, alliances are made and sealed. Eomer seals one of his with a marriage to a princess from a very different background. Will they ever learn to deal with one another or will they forever clash?

She saw not a king, not a grim and cold man, or a drunken ruffian. Instead, she perceived a pair of eyes more sincere, more genuine, more vivacious than any other eyes she had ever beheld in her life.

Lothiriel is the princess of Dol Amroth. There had been so much darkness in their lands that it was hard to believe that the war was over. And now it was time to rebuild and with that came alliances, between Gondor and Rohan. But would agree to an arranged marriage with the possibility that her husband might never love her? Eomer/Lothiriel

Across the lantern lit hall a pair of young silver eyes met a tall kingly man. Their owner had tried all evening to catch his gaze and began to fear that she never would. Now she watched him pondering; was he looking for her too?

An exhausted Lothiriel takes refuge from her day of helping the Healers during the battle of Pelennor. She falls asleep in a half-ruined guard tower on the walls, but is awakened by the arrival of a battle weary warrior, a horselord from the north.

After Theoden's funeral, Eomer encounters three very different brothers, while observing a certain lady, and finds their varied accounts of her too difficult to imagine being in the possession of one woman. A one shot about what happens when Eomer sees Lothiriel for the first time.

Lothriel is to marry Eomer King. She has never met him, but is about to be tied to him for the rest of her days. She is leaving behind everything she has ever known for a man she doesn't know at all.

Lothiriel, Princess of Dol Amroth wants nothing but to help her people and fight in the war of the ring. Her father Prince Imrahil has other ideas... one which includes marriage to The Lord of the Mark, King Eomer.

The lesser-known chronicles of Lothiriel Queen and her love of gardening. And I guess her love of her husband, too.

Asked to befriend Rohan's famous White Lady, Lothíriel has serious doubts as to whether a shield-maiden and a princess will get on. But she was not expecting any difficulty in being civil to the lady's brother and sparks fly from their first meeting. Worse than that however, she is led into a situation that threatens her very life. Complete.

Just a couple of quick snippets of Eormer and Lothiriel.

On a bright day in spring Queen Lothiriel is abducted and taken to Harad so that she might atone for the crimes of Rohan. Back in Edoras, King Eomer finds to his astonishment that his loveless marriage is not what it seems. COMPLETE. Warning: minor character death, angst.

One-shot. A scene in which Eomer begins to notice Lothiriel. Set in Eomer's perspective; his wants and desires. Book-verse. POST-WOTR.

This is a series of Éomer/Lothíriel vignettes that are completely independent of one another. All one-shots. And please forgive the unoriginal title. I'm no good at titles.

For his people and their continued survival after the War of the Ring, Eomer King, Lord of the Riddermark, agrees to take to wife the daughter of the Prince of Dol Amroth. Can these two very different people learn to coexist? Learn to love?

No one who had endured the Siege of Minas Tirith or lived through the Battle of the Pelennor Fields emerged unscathed. Either in mind or body, all were affected in some way. Lothíriel only played a small part but her experiences changed her life. Complete

Alone I watch, never seen, a stranger in a strange land, observing those who are now my people. Undying Friendship Series. 3021 3rd Age.

A series of stories depicting different ways in which Éomer and Lothíriel may have encountered each other for the first time.

A lighthearted look at how Lothíriel and Éomer could have met. Complete.

Lothiriel defies speculation as to why she married Eomer. Fluffy little ONESHOT. Part 135 of the Elfwine Chronicles.

Coming to terms with her arranged marriage, Lothiriel has to face returning to Meduseld alone. How will she cope with those who did not want a Gondorian for a Queen? Complete.

Sometimes even when we take a wrong turn, we still end up on the correct road. Another view of Eomer and Lothiriel, somewhat AU. NO CONNECTION to the Elfwine Chronicles.

Eómer has learned his duty. Perhaps too well? Even though the war is over, he can’t seem to lighten up on his grim outlook towards life. Now, he needs an heir. Must marriage, then, simply be another duty to perform for his country?

Eomer and Lothiriel? Al right so maybe it was arranged. But just how do you think he would treat her on their wedding night? Complete.

Five months into their marriage, Eomer and Lothiriel make some unexpected discoveries about themselves, each other, and their relationship. Sequel to Beginnings. Rated R for safety. Complete.

A random fluff about Eomer and Lothiriel, because there aren't enough out there. Eomer doubts Lothiriel's intentions in marrying him.

Eomer returns from a tour and Lothiriel is there to greet him. R for a reason.

When you've married for practical reasons rather than love, a wedding night can be an unnerving experience...and sometimes the start of something more. Eomer, Lothiriel. Rated R for a reason...

Eowyn forces Eomer to become better acquainted with Lothiriel