Does Legolas ever get married

Answer 1

In the book and movie Samwise Gamgee marries and has children; Tolkien even makes excuses for why Frodo never married (his health was never the same since the Nazgul injury and other ordeals). The book contains long detailed family trees showing all the marriages and children, including the 13 that Sam and Rosie had. It even discusses and shows Merry and Pippin getting married and their children.

Answer 2

According to the "Laws and Customs of the Eldar" found in Morgoth's Ring of The Histories of Middle-earth, the union of two elves begins with a formal betrothal, lasting for one year, during which time a public feast is held and the couple exchange silver rings. After at least one year, if both parties are still agreed to marry, another feast is held, during which the marriage "ceremony" is held.

At some point during the feast, the bride and groom get up and hold hands for all the guests to see. Then they are blessed by the mother of the bride and the father of the groom. The bride and groom then seal their marriage with gold rings and give each other Lore Names, which are a kind of formal elven nickname if you will. After all this, the physical union is consummated.

If in times of war, for instance, a formal ceremony could not be conducted, the couple would skip the feasting, etc. and go straight to blessings, lore names, exchange of rings, and sex.

Answer 3

No. He remained unmarried to the end of his days.

Answer 4

No, he does not. Sam and Rosie move into Bag End with him. He leaves for the Undying Lands a short time later.

Answer 5

No, they do not exist in reality. They are creatures of fiction. But their fictitious nature is so popular that recent finds of humanoid remains that are small were dubbed 'hobbits.'

Answer 6

Nope, as far as I know, he doesn't.

We do not know anything about Legolas' family except the identity of this father and paternal grandfather.