Question: Where does Ted move after the wedding?
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With Marshall and Lily's wedding reception in full swing, Ted and Robin begin discussing a big announcement, and when Barney overhears, he harasses them until they relent, telling him of what happened 2–3 weeks before the wedding.
Ted and Robin say that they have not revealed it before because of the wedding.
In the restaurant where Ted and Robin had their first date, Ted and Robin receive two complimentary glasses of champagne.
Robin discovers an engagement ring at the bottom of the glass, and begins to think that Ted is proposing to her.
Barney reacts in horror at the thought they might marry, and Ted reveals Robin reacted with similar horror.
The proposal was actually meant for a couple at another table; when the mix-up is clarified, the other woman accepts, but Robin's horror and subsequent relief unearths unresolved issues between Ted and her.
The restaurant owner recognizes Ted is the man who stole his blue French horn, Ted runs away, but runs into a waiter, food getting all over Robin and him.
The restaurant owner forces Ted to return the blue French horn in order to get his credit card and driver's license back.
They go to Robin's apartment, and Robin discusses that she does not want to settle down, and that she has always wanted to travel the world, going to places such as Argentina.
Ted also expresses this desire, saying that he wished he had studied abroad for a year while at college and claiming that Argentina also needs architects.
Since he just finished a big project at work (the Seattle project), he feels that now is as good a time as ever to travel the world.
Barney is again disgusted by this idea, not on the terms of their relationship, but due to concerns of his being lonely in New York and Argentina being economically unstable.
Ted and Robin then discuss the issue of kids.
Robin does not want to have kids, but tells Ted that "if I were to have anyone's kids, I'd have yours".
They initially decide to hold off, but then decide to take the risk.
At this point, a terrified Barney believes that Robin is pregnant with Ted's child.
His fears seem confirmed when he sees Robin catching the bouquet and making a point of not drinking.
As Marshall and Lily leave on the honeymoon, Ted and Robin then reveal that after they had sex that night, they realized that their relationship wasn't exactly heading in a direction either of them wanted to follow.
After exactly a year of being together in a relationship, Ted and Robin break up.
This further stuns Barney, who wondered why he had not heard.
Through a flashback to the episode "Showdown", they explain that they decided to hold off announcing the breakup because of Lily and Marshall's impending wedding.
As Robin is asked by a little boy for a dance at the wedding reception, Barney tells Ted that even though he had always joked about the two of them breaking up, he thought that they were a good couple.
Ted agrees, but says that they were not headed in the same direction.
Ted then gets a drink from the bar and a cigar from Barney, and tells an overjoyed Barney that he's going to need a wingman again.
Future Ted then reveals that they eventually both got what they wanted out of life; Robin went on to travel the world, while Ted met his future wife.
Ted no longer considers Robin to be "The One", and is finally able to move on.
Meanwhile, Marshall and Lily could not eat at their own wedding reception because of things such as food being taken right out from under them and relatives congratulating them just as they were about to get a bite.
Lily also gets drunk, and misses in her attempt to feed Marshall some cake.
When they finally get to the limo, which is driven by Ranjit, Marshall asks to stop at a fast-food restaurant so that they can get something to eat.
At the restaurant, Marshall begins to fully realize that Lily is his wife, and his realization makes him very happy.
The season ends with Ted accepting Barney as his wingman, and Barney declaring the summer is going to be "Legen— wait for it..." 
Ted, the central character of the show, was born April 25, 1978, is from Shaker Heights, Ohio (like show creator Carter Bays), a graduate of Wesleyan University (like Bays and show co-creator Craig Thomas), and an architect.
After his best friend Marshall Eriksen gets engaged in the pilot episode, Ted decides to try and find his soulmate.
This quest informs the general direction of the show, and Ted's relationship with the other main characters Marshall Eriksen, Lily Aldrin, Robin Scherbatsky, and Barney Stinson.
Marshall and Ted’s relationship is an important aspect of the show.
Marshall is Ted’s only stable relationship throughout the entire show.
Lily leaves the group briefly in Season 2 to go to San Francisco.
Robin goes to South America and doesn’t talk to Ted after their break up in Season 3.
Barney and Ted have a fall out for a few episodes in Season 3 after Barney breaks the “Bro Code” by hooking up with Robin.
Marshall was there for Ted through every one of his break ups and Ted is there for Marshall when Lily briefly leaves him.
Ted and Barney meet in 2002 at McLaren's, when Barney sits down next to him and announces that he will "teach him how to live".
Throughout the series, Barney pushes Ted to live life to the fullest and do crazy things with him in order for every night to be “legend-wait for it- dary”.
Lily is one of Ted’s closest friends and seems to be his voice of reason.
Ted goes to Lily for advice on romance, while Lily is Ted's self-appointed protector, going so far as to break Ted up with girlfriends she knows are not “the one”.
Ted meets and falls in love with Robin in the pilot episode, and the two pass between friendship and romance several times throughout the series.
Ted is Robin’s voice of reason throughout the show, and she always goes to Ted for advice or when she needs cheering up.
Ted is prone to socially questionable romantic gestures; in the pilot episode, for example, he steals a blue French horn (nicknamed "The Smurf Penis") that was a topic of conversation in his first date with Robin.
In a similar vein, in "Slutty Pumpkin", he dresses up as a "hanging chad" every year for Halloween, in the hopes of meeting the "Slutty Pumpkin," a woman dressed as a jack-o'-lantern (complete with strategically placed holes) whom he once met at a Halloween party.
For a time in the first season, he dates a baker named Victoria, whom he meets at a friend's wedding.
She accepts a culinary fellowship in Germany, prompting a long-distance relationship, which does not last, due in large part to his persistent feelings for Robin.
Ted upsets Robin by implying that Victoria broke up with him when she didn't; Ted and Robin make out before both women realize they've been deceived.
Ted and Robin ultimately reconcile as friends, and, in "Come On", Ted makes one last attempt to win her over, hiring a chamber orchestra with blue instruments to play in her apartment while he makes his appeal.
She finally falls for him some time later when Ted apparently summons a storm with a complicated rain dance.
They date throughout the second season, but break up in "Something Blue" upon realizing that they want different things from life.
Ted describes himself as "half-Jewish."
He is seen cheering for the Cleveland Indians when they play the New York Yankees at a baseball game in the episode "Where Were We?"
and also alludes to once being trapped under a fake rock at a mall in Ohio when he was nine in the episode "Slap Bet."
He also wears a Cleveland Indians t-shirt in the episode "Sandcastles In The Sand".
He and Marshall were randomly assigned as freshman year roommates at Wesleyan, and became best friends on a long, ill-fated road trip.
This story was told in "Arrivederci, Fiero".
For a while Ted claimed to be "vomit-free since '93", meaning he had not vomited for any reason since 1993.
However, in the episode "Game Night", he reveals that this is not true, and that he vomited on Robin's door mat.
He knows French and sign language (presumably American Sign Language), and has a strong tendency to correct everything that people around him say.
He also speaks and reads Spanish, albeit clumsily.
Pablo Neruda is one of his favorite writers.
It is revealed in "No Tomorrow" that at a St. Patrick's Day party he and Barney attended, his future wife was also present, although he (fortunately) did not meet her that night.
Once he returns to the room of the party the morning after, he picks up a yellow umbrella which can be seen blowing in the wind in the season promo.
Also, he becomes the second main character to actually own a car (a blue Toyota Camry Hybrid) after getting a raise at his job in "The Chain of Screaming."
By the end of the episode, Ted decides to get rid of the car to help Marshall with his money problems.
In "The Goat," Ted tells Barney that he no longer wants to be friends after Barney breaks the "bro code" by sleeping with Robin.
The two eventually reconcile in the Season Three finale "Miracles", after both were in accidents (Ted in a taxi crash, Barney being run over by a bus on the way to visit Ted in the hospital).
At the end of season 3, it is also revealed that by Ted's 31st birthday, Robin will be living in the apartment.
At the beginning of the third season, an inebriated Ted gets a tattoo on his lower back (his "tramp stamp").
He goes to see Dr. Stella Zinman in order to have it removed, and goes on a date with her in "The Platinum Rule."
In "Ten Sessions," he falls for her, and after the tattoo is removed, Ted takes her on a two-minute date.
They begin dating, and at the end of "Miracles" Ted proposes to her.
She says yes at the beginning of the fourth season.
In "Shelter Island", Ted invites Stella's ex-boyfriend, Tony, to his wedding; Stella and Tony rekindle their relationship, and Stella leaves a devastated Ted at the altar.
Ted's life continues its downward slide during the fourth season.
After being left at the altar, Ted has trouble getting back into the dating world, and his job becomes a source of trouble as well.
After being hired to design a project for Goliath National Bank, he is fired after weeks of unsuccessful work.
He attempts to remedy this by starting his own firm, Mosbius Designs, but it is largely unsuccessful.
In the season four finale "The Leap", Ted ultimately accepts a job as an architecture professor offered to him by Tony as a peace offering, though Tony's movie "The Wedding Bride," released in the next season, pits a caricature of Ted as its villain against a romanticized version of Tony and Stella.
He reaches a low point in his personal life in Season 7 and confides in Robin that he is beginning to believe he will never find "The One".
This reaches a breaking point when he tells Robin he still loves her after she breaks up with her boyfriend Kevin.
However, Robin does not reciprocate his feelings and moves out.
Eventually Ted gives the apartment back to Marshall and Lily and moves into the apartment Barney's girlfriend Quinn used to live in.
In the episode "Trilogy Time" it is revealed that by 2015, Ted's daughter will already be born.
After a few months, Ted decides to patch things up with Robin, and she helps him realize that Victoria was the only woman who has even come close to being right for him.
When Ted calls Victoria, she shows up in a wedding dress and says she is ready to run away with him.
Initially, he tries to take her back to her wedding, but after realizing how much he likes her he changes his mind and they ride off into the sunset.
After dating for a few months, they again break up when Victoria only agrees to marry Ted on the condition that he end his friendship with Robin.
Ted tells Victoria that although he is no longer in love with Robin, she is like family and an irreplaceable part of his life.
After Victoria, in Season 8 episode "P.S.
I Love You", Ted meets Jeanette Peterson, his final girlfriend before meeting the mother.
Ted and Jeanette meet on the subway after Ted notices they read the same book.
Jeanette turns out to be obsessed with him: he finds out that she had been stalking him for a year and half (since his appearance on "Time Magazine"), bought the same book as him 10 minutes after him (the book they were both reading on the subway), and started a fire outside his lecture hall to meet him.
while his friends are horrified, Ted finds this romantic and ignores the warning signs.
In "Weekend at Barney's", Jeanette breaks up with Ted; she is convinced he is cheating on her, even though she has absolutely no proof.
In "The Final Page - Part Two", Barney tries to set up Ted with other women to get his mind off Jeanette, although Jeanette finds him at the bar and they get back together.
However, this does not last long: Jeanette finds Barney’s playbook in Ted’s apartment and destroys the place, locking Ted out and throwing his things out the window to the street below.
At this moment, Ted decides he is done with the single life and ready to settle down.
Although happy for them, Ted is upset when Robin and Barney get engaged.
In "The Time Travelers", future Ted fantasizes about seeking out The Mother weeks before they actually meet, so that he can tell her how desperate he is to meet her.
He is supportive of his friends' engagement, but ultimately realizes his lingering feelings for Robin would make it difficult to be around them once they're married.
He plans to move to Chicago the day after they get married.
The series' final season revolves around the weekend of Barney and Robin's wedding, during which Ted wrestles with his feelings for Robin.
He goes to extreme lengths to find a locket that Robin had buried in Central Park years before, which she wants as a "sign from the universe" that she should marry Barney.
Moments before the wedding, Robin has cold feet and tells him that she should be marrying him instead of Barney.
Ted swallows his true feelings and says that he no longer loves her in that way.
He then stands by as Robin marries Barney, and bids an affectionate goodbye to his friends.
The season also contains a number of flash-forward scenes depicting Ted's life with the Mother, including the day he proposed and the birth of their second child.
In the final episode of the series, "Last Forever", it is revealed that Ted finally meets his wife, whose name is shown to be Tracy, as he is about to leave for Chicago.
They date for a year before getting engaged, but do not actually marry for another five years, during which time they have two children, Penny and Luke.
Tracy dies in 2024.
Upon the conclusion of his story, his children tell him that it barely contained any mention of their mother and was more focused on Robin, who has by now divorced Barney.
While Ted denies it, the children note that he is clearly seeking their approval to date Robin - which they grant.
In the final scene of the series, Ted stands outside Robin's window, holding the blue French horn from their first date. 
In 1994, Robin and her father visited New York (on what Robin Sr. called a 'father-son bonding trip') with Robin determined to move to the city one day.
While in Central Park, Robin buried a locket intending to return for it before her wedding so it could be her 'Something Old'.
Visiting the park with her father again in 2013, she intends for the two to find the locket, only for Robin Sr. to quickly leave to join Barney (who he has bonded with to the point of nicknaming him 'B-Dog') for a round of Lasertag.
The two initially get along well against the children also playing, but soon get into an argument and organize the children into their own teams to take each other on.
After a hard-fought battle, the two agree to end the argument and happily get back to shooting the other kids.
While Robin searches for her 'Something Old', Lily and Marshall prepare for their 'Something New' by packing up for their move to Italy.
However, since neither can bring themselves to leave anything behind, they call in Ted (who believes himself to be an expert after traveling around Mexico for two weeks with only a fanny pack) to help segregate what goes with them and what goes in the "Bermuda Triangle."
Ted agrees to help despite having an important meeting, but he proves to be more of a hindrance, as he packs seemingly useless stuff while intending to leave more valuable things (including a guide book to Italy) in the Triangle.
Eventually, Marshall and Lily call Ted out of this when he wants them to take an old and leaking bean-bag chair to Italy with them and when Ted refuses to relent they claim to have changed their minds and send him out to buy them a couple of fanny packs.
When he gets back, he finds Marshall and Lily about to leave the bean-bag in the Triangle and begs them to keep it, sitting down in it and refusing to move even if it means missing the meeting.
He admits the chair means a lot to him as it was the first piece of furniture they bought after moving into the apartment.
When he admits his worry that their friendship will deteriorate if the two aren't around, Marshall and Lily promise that it won't happen.
They decide to leave Ted alone, and after a few seconds' thought about holding on to the past, Ted hails a cab and later sees that the bag is gone.
Robin discovers that the locket isn't where she thought she buried it.
She frantically digs up several holes in an attempt to find it.
When this proves fruitless, she calls Barney in the middle of his lasertag battle but when he asks if it's important, she just responds that it's "stupid" and Barney goes right back to playing.
She calls Ted who is on the way to his meeting and gives the same response when he asks if she has something important.
Despite this, Ted turns up at Central Park to help Robin dig and she admits her fears regarding marrying Barney, particularly because Ted implicitly knew she needed help and Barney did not.
When Robin does find the locket box, she thinks finding it is a sign she should push through with the wedding - and when the box turns up empty, she laments about Barney not being meant for her, further thinking that a fresh downpour was indeed a sign.
Ted suddenly gets a picture message from Marshall and Lily revealing that they have the bean-bag chair and are taking it with them, however Ted encourages them to get rid of it (much to their relief).
Ted reminds Robin that she's usually skeptical of this sort of thing and maybe signs don't exist; but then Robin takes Ted's hand.
The episode ends with Robin holding Ted's hand as the rain eases off - but continues around them. 
Future Ted, voiced by Bob Saget, narrates every episode to his children in 2030, framed as the story of how he met their mother.
The mother was finally revealed in the season 8 finale "Something New," played by Cristin Milioti.
In the third season premiere, "Wait for It", Ted's children already know the "short version" of the story of how he met their mother, and that it was an incident involving her yellow umbrella.
Some clues given are that Ted's future wife is a college student studying economics, as she was in the classroom on Ted's first day as a professor, where he initially went to the wrong room and started teaching Architecture 101 to what, actually, was Economics 305.
It was also mentioned that she was at the same nightclub as Ted and Barney on St. Patrick's Day, 2008.
In the first season episode "Belly Full of Turkey", Future Ted jokes to his kids that a stripper he meets named Tracey is the mother.
Future Ted told his kids that he met their mother "on the day of the wedding" which is later revealed to be the day of Barney and Robin's wedding, in which Ted is the Best Man.
In the season premiere of the 8th season, Ted is reading a book while waiting at the "Farhampton" train station after Barney and Robin's wedding when "the mother" (indicated by future Ted's voiceover and the appearance of the signature yellow umbrella) is shown arriving at the same station via taxi cab, though whether or not they meet at that time is unconfirmed as the episode fades to credits with the two unaware of each other.
In the Season 8 episode entitled "Band or DJ?"
Future Ted reveals in a flashback that "the mother" played bass guitar in the wedding band that performed at Barney and Robin's wedding.
Although the flashback shows that Ted does see the mother at the wedding, it is implied that they do not actually formally meet at the wedding.
Ted and his wife are shown in a flashfoward standing outside a movie theater advertising "The Wedding Bride III" during the episode "No Pressure", although the wife's face is not shown nor is her identity revealed.
It should be noted that throughout the series, Future Ted always used past tense when referring to The Mother. 
Stella says yes to Ted's proposal.
Robin takes a new job in Japan, but quickly resigns and returns to New York to attend Ted's wedding, after realizing how much she misses her friends.
Stella leaves Ted at the altar to get back together with Tony (Jason Jones), the father of her daughter.
Barney struggles with his feelings for Robin as his company shifts him to the management team of a new acquisition, Goliath National Bank (GNB), where Marshall has accepted a position.
Marshall and Lily move to their new apartment and debate over whether or not they're ready to have children.
Robin becomes roommates with Ted and gets a job as an anchor for a 4 AM news show after Barney sends out her video resume.
Ted and Robin decide to sleep together constantly so they will not fight over each other's bad co-living habits.
Barney attempts to make them stop fighting to prevent this, revealing to Ted his love for Robin.
Ted finds out Lily has sabotaged all of his relationships with anyone she does not approve of and indirectly may have inspired his breakup with Robin.
Robin and Ted end up talking about it, causing their friendship to begin moving toward a positive note.
After Barney finally sleeps with his 200th woman (and rubs it in the face of the childhood bully who taunted him into pursuing it), he begins to question the purpose of the remainder of his life, leaving him more certain of his feelings for Robin.
Ted, while carrying the yellow umbrella, bumps into Stella and Tony.
Tony later decides to visit him, sympathizing with Ted over his loss of Stella.
Tony offers him a job as a professor of architecture, which Ted initially turns down.
In the season finale Robin finds out that Barney loves her, and initially refuses to commit to anything but a sex-only relationship; they seemingly end up together anyway.
Ted decides that being an architect is leading nowhere, and finally decides instead to become a college professor.
The finale ends with Ted preparing to teach his first class and Future Ted revealing to his children that one of the women in the class is their mother.