A wedding or marriage ceremony is the ceremony in which two people are united in marriage. Several weddings have been depicted in the Final Fantasy series.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 Final Fantasy IV 1.2 Final Fantasy IX 1.3 Final Fantasy X 1.4 Final Fantasy XI 1.5 Final Fantasy XII 1.6 Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy 2 Trivia

AppearancesEdit

Final Fantasy IV Edit

At the end of the game, Cecil Harvey and Rosa Joanna Farrell marry and take the throne of Baron. All party members of the game except Tellah, Fusoya, and Kain Highwind attend the wedding.

Final Fantasy IX Edit

In Conde Petie, the player must 'marry' Zidane Tribal and Garnet til Alexandros XVII, and optionally marry Vivi Orunitia and Quina Quen to gain access to the Iifa Tree.

Final Fantasy X Edit

Seymour Guado forces Yuna to marry him in Bevelle. The party attempts to break up the wedding and rescue her, but are held back by Yevon guards. Yuna tries to use the marriage as an attempt to Send Seymour, but fails as he threatens to kill her guardians. Afterward, Yuna and her guardians are put on trial and thrown into the Via Purifico.

Final Fantasy XI Edit

Main article: Marriage (Final Fantasy XI)

Two characters can marry within Vana'diel. It is reportedly one of the most challenging activities to accomplish in the game. Players may choose to marry a member of the opposite gender, racial differences are irrelevant and interracial couples are not uncommon.

According to Shantotto's Character Biography in Dissidia Final Fantasy, her one and only regret in life is having neglected to marry.

Final Fantasy XIIEdit

At the beginning of the game, Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca and Rasler Heios Nabradia marry in what is called by many a political marriage to cement an alliance between their two kingdoms. Contrary to the beliefs of their people, they truly loved each other.

However, shortly after their wedding, Archadia leads an attack on Nalbina and Rasler is killed during the fight. Ashe then fakes her own death by suicide after the murder of her father and loss of her kingdom. She then forms a resistance against Archadia for revenge, joining the party in their efforts.

Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit

While there may not be any actual weddings, Yuna and Shantotto are capable of wearing Wedding Attire as alternate costumes.

Yuna's wedding dress.

Shantotto's wedding dress.

TriviaEdit

• The series has also featured marriage proposals which have not led to a wedding (or at least not on-screen):
  • Final Fantasy VI - Setzer Gabbiani to Celes Chere
  • Figaro no Kekkon: Tales from Desert - Edgar Roni Figaro to Priscilla
  • Final Fantasy XIII - Snow Villiers to Serah Farron
• Obviously, many other weddings have occurred off-screen in the stories of the games.
• With the exception of Final Fantasy XI, there has yet to be a depiction of a divorce in the Final Fantasy series. However, Lucrecia Crescent has technically split up with her husband Professor Hojo.
• Two Final Fantasy designers have married each other in real life: Tetsuya Takahashi and Kaori Tanaka.

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