Fleur Delacour

Fleur Isabelle Weasley (née Delacour)(b. 1977) was a Half-blood part Veela witch born to Monsieur Delacour and Apolline Delacour. She attended Beauxbatons Academy of Magic and was a champion for the school during the Triwizard Tournament. Fleur married the pure-blood werewolf, Bill Weasley, with whom she had three children (Victoire, Dominique, and Louis Weasley).

Early Life (1977 - 1988)
Fleur was born to the Pure-blood wizard, Monsieur Delacour and the Half-Veela witch, Apolline Delacour. She was born and raised in France with her little sister, Gabrielle Delacour, whom she had a strong relationship with.

Fleur got her wand in Gregorovitch Zauberstäbe, made by Mykew Gregorovitch himself. The core of her wand was donated by her grandmother, who was a Veela.

Beauxbatons Years (1988 - 1995)
Fleur was accepted into Beauxbatons Academy of Magic on 1988, where she was sorted into Bellefeuille house. Here, she would gain the attention of many boys due to her Veela ancestry, but the girls who were blood purists would scorn her for only being part human and a half-blood.

Triwizard Tournament (1994 - 1995)
In 1994, the Triwizard Tournament was revived after centuries of broken tradition. Here, Beauxbatons, Durmstrang, and Hogwarts students selected by the Goblet of Fire to compete as champions. The champions selected for this year were Cedric Diggory of Hogwarts, Viktor Krum of Durmstrang, and Fleur representing Beauxbatons.

Due to the unforeseen event that the Goblet was tampered with by Bartemius Crouch Jr. under the effects of the Polyjuice Potion to disguise himself as Mad-Eye Moody, Harry Potter was also accepted as a Hogwarts champion, much to the dismay of both Madame Maxime and Professor Karkaroff, Headmasters of Beauxbatons and Durmstrang, respectively.

In the first task of the tournament, Fleur managed to capture the golden egg from the clutches of a Common Welsh Green. Possibly with help from her headmaster, she opened the egg underwater to listen to the Mermaid's song to be prepared for the second task.

During the Yule Ball, she took Ravenclaw Quidditch Captain, Roger Davies (having first asked Cedric Diggory, who had already asked Cho Chang to the ball). She was asked to the ball by Ron Weasley under the Veela's trance, where she merely scowled at him. It is likely that many more boys asked Fleur to the ball while under the influence of her trance.

In the second task Fleur was less than successful, having been attacked by a Grindylow before she could rescue her sister, Gabrielle. Thankfully, however, Harry Potter was brave enough to risk saving both Gabrielle and his capteur, Ron Weasley. Unbeknownst to her until after she was saved, Gabrielle was not in any actual danger of dying, and that the Merpeople would have returned her to the surface long before she drowned. Regardless, Fleur was thankful for Harry's rescue.

In the final task, Fleur followed everyone into the hedge maze last, having had the least amount of points among the other champions. Despite being behind, Fleur was determined to overtake the competition. Unfortunately, she encountered Viktor Krum under the Imperius Curse (casted by Bartemius Crouch Jr.), where she was incapacitated, and unable to participate in the match.

After the murder of Cedric Diggory at the hands of Lord Voldemort, she attended the leaving feast at the Ravenclaw table with the rest of the Beauxbatons ex-candidates. Before leaving, she kissed Harry Potter on the cheek, now on good terms due to him rescuing her sister, and told him that she would be returning to England soon to work on her rusty English.

Later Life (1995 - ?)
In 1995, she moved to England and worked in Gringotts Wizarding Bank to improve her English. Here, she met Bill Weasley, who she became fond of very quickly, receiving "extra english lessons" from him. By 1996, she and Bill informed the Weasleys, Hermione Granger, and Harry Potter that they would be getting married in the following year.

Two months before the wedding, Bill was brutally attacked by Fenrir Greyback, turning him into a werewolf. Despite his transformations, Fleur continued to love Bill, and continued on with the marriage the month following. During said wedding (in which Charlie Weasley was best man, while Ginny Weasley and Gabrielle Delacour were bridesmaids), they were interrupted by an attack from Death Eaters.

The Second Wizarding War
In the Battle of the Seven Potters, Fleur bravely accepted to pose as Harry under the Polyjuice potion so Harry could visit The Burrow. She and Bill flew North on a thestral to trick any pursuing Death Eaters. She personally witnessed the death of Mad-Eye Moody, and voiced the opinion that someone must have been a traitor, as the Death Eaters knew that they were going to be escorting Harry. After Harry, Hermione, and Ron's escape from Malfoy Manor to Shell Cottage, Fleur treated Hermione's injuries inflicted by Bellatrix Lestrange.

During the Battle of Hogwarts, Fleur and Bill answered Neville Longbottom's call to action to fight against Death Eaters. She separated Harry and Remus Lupin from the reunion of Percy Weasley and his family, so that they could discuss Remus' son, Teddy. Fleur witnessed the final duel of the battle between Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort that would end The Second Wizarding War.

After the War
Two years after the death of Voldemort, Fleur and her husband, Bill Weasley had a daughter that was born on the anniversary of the victory at the Battle of Hogwarts, who she promptly named Victoire (meaning "victory" in french). A year after her birth, the family moved from Shell Cottage to move closer to Arthur Weasley and Molly Weasley in Ottery St. Catchpole.

Four years later, they would have their full family of five with Dominique and Louis. In 2014, Fleur's daughter, Victoire, was witnessed kissing Remus Lupin and Tonks' son, Teddy Lupin. Later, the two would be happily wed.

Etymology

 * Fleur's name comes from "fleur de la cour," meaning "flower of the court" in french
 * Fleur's middle name comes from the french word "belle," meaning "beautiful"
 * Her full name can be translated to "beautiful flower of the court"