I want to edit a home video on IPad

My Father used his camera to film our wedding and we received the audio from the sound guy. I want to put the two together. And then use bits of it in a slide show. I have converted the DVD to an MP4. I have used iTunes to put the video to on my iPad. The video ends up in home videos were I am unable to edit them. I have looked in iTunes on my PC to try and find the app iMovie on my iPad while the USB is connected to the PC. But the app iMovie is not there.
I have many videos I want to put in slideshows for a quick few of wedding and honeymoon. I am seeing that many individuals have the same question and I am thinking that I am trying to drive through a dead end. Anybody?

I apologies. I was under the assumption that others reading my question would think if I was talking about iMovie I have it on my iPad and I never clarified thank you for pointing that out. I do have iMovie and had iMovie the whole time in my attempts including the one where I looked through iTunes in my PC while my iPad was hooked up via USB , was in my iPads apps looking at the list and iMovie was not one of the listed. But even if it was how is this going to help me?

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