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Harry Pottermay have Watch Hana ni Keda Mono: Second Season Onlinecome out 19 years ago, but this party was 29 years in the making.

Liz Edmonds, a.k.a. n3rdychik on Imgur, shared photos of her intricate Harry Potter-themed 29th birthday party, complete with, well, way more Wizarding World references than you are expecting.

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The party was thrown together by her friends as a surprise for Edmonds, and she was totally blown away.

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"I've never had a surprise birthday party, let alone a Harry Potter themed party. I'm stationed in Germany and leaving to go back to the US 5 days before my birthday," she wrote on Imgur.

"My friends decided to throw me a birthday party before I leave, and the party they threw was so amazing! I cried. A lot. I can't believe they did this all for me. They truly are my family away from home."

Here are photos of the awesome event.

Run through the wall between Platforms 9 and 10 when you first arrive.

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Then, take a ride on the Hogwarts Express.

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Sweets are provided by Honeydukes, of course.

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But if you are interested in a stronger libation, The Three Broomsticks has got you covered.

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Felix Felicis and Amortentia are available – but consume them wisely. You don't want to wind up going home with an unfriendly wizard or witch.

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Just because Quidditch isn't one of the party activities doesn't mean you can't enjoy a golden snitch.

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Wizards from all four houses are welcome ...

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...even those bearing the Dark Mark.

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But if you do let any dark wizards in, watch out. They might get too into the theme and write on your walls with blood.

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Some favorite characters made an appearance, including Hagrid and Hedwig.

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Edwards' patronus, a penguin, even found his way into the bash.

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Other assorted items at the party that will give you all the Harry Potter nostalgia include a Maruader's map, magic wands, mandrakes, mail, Daily Prophet clippings and posters.

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And if guests aren't having a good time, they can just wander into the Forbidden Forest and chill with Aragog.

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Hopefully we'll be invited to Edmonds' 30th.

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