Amanda Knox tied the knot in an ‘out of this world’ wedding ceremony on Saturday wearing a galactic-themed costume.
Pictures obtained by DailyMail.com show Knox, 32, arriving at her space-themed wedding to long-term boyfriend, poet Christopher Robinson, at Elk’s Lodge in Washington State.
The bride did not wear white, instead opting for yellow patterned loose-fit pants, a blouse and gold waistcoat.
Knox, who was convicted and exonerated twice for the 2007 murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher in Italy, wore her hair pinned up with flowers woven in and had glitter jewels on her face.
Amanda Knox tied the knot in an ‘out of this world’ wedding ceremony on Saturday wearing a galactic-themed costume, DailyMail.com can reveal
Pictures obtained by DailyMail.com show the convicted – and then exonerated – murderer, 32, arriving at her wedding to long-term boyfriend Christopher Robinson at Elk’s Lodge in Washington State
The bride did not wear white, instead opting for yellow patterned loose-fit pants, a blouse and gold waistcoat. Her hair was pinned up with flowers woven in and she had glitter jewels on her face
The groom matched his accessories to his bride, in an equally departure from tradition, donning shiny gold shoes and and a glasses and a yellow bow tie
Robinson was pictured at the venue in a long grey jacket with black fur lapels and face jewels. He also appeared to have shaved his beard into stripes for the occasion
The space-themed nuptials followed on from their engagement, after Robinson staged a bizarre, ET-themed proposal at their home in Seattle.
The groom matched his accessories to his bride, in an equally unusual departure from tradition, donning shiny gold shoes and glasses and a yellow bow tie.
Robinson was pictured at the venue in a long grey jacket with black fur lapels and face jewels.
He also appeared to have shaved his beard into stripes for the occasion.
Family and friends had been promised a space-themed celebration – though it is not clear if the husband and wife were channeling any specific sci-fi characters.
Guests seemed equally stumped by the theme, with some seemingly misinterpreting galactic for flapper and toga-style costumes.
One guest joins the celebrations. Family and friends had been promised a space-themed nuptials – though it is not clear if the husband and wife were channeling any specific sci-fi characters
Guests seemed equally stumped by the theme, with some seemingly misinterpreting galactic for flapper and toga style costumes
One guest seemed to be channeling the 18th-century French Revolution-era finery, donning a wig, coat and breeches
Another male guest seemed to opt for an Egyptian costume, complete with sandals, headdress and heavy eyeliner
One guest was channeling the Viking look, with pigtails, a horned headband and fur cape
The departure from a traditional wedding style was to be expected from the quirky couple
Another kept things more traditional – or perhaps didn’t get the memo – donning a simple smart black suit while walking alongside a guest in a toga
Guests arrived earlier in the day before changing into costumes
One woman was pictured in a 1920s flapper style dress and headband, while another seemed to be channeling the 18th-century French Revolution-era finery, donning a wig, coat and breeches.
Another male guest opted for an Egyptian costume, complete with sandals, headdress and heavy eyeliner.
And another guest was channeling the Viking look, with pigtails, a horned headband and fur cape.
One man was pictured keeping things more traditional – or perhaps he didn’t get the memo – as he donned a simple smart black suit, while strolling along next to a guest in a toga.
Robinson was pictured earlier in the day carrying ice into the venue, which was decorated with a gold and white balloon arch.
As night fell, the newlyweds and their guests carried on the celebrations, with the couple staying in their unusual outfit choices.
They were pictured laughing and joking with guests outside.
Guests could be seen in gold, suggesting this was a key color scheme for the day.
Later in the night, Knox and Robinson were then seen heading out of the venue to a nearby car.
A gold and white balloon arch welcomed guests to the venue in Washington state
A guest at the wedding ceremony at Elk’s Lodge in Washington State
The couple had dropped more than a few clues about the theme in the lead-up to their nuptials
Robinson arriving at the venue earlier in the day
Men were pictured earlier in the day carrying ice and a storage box into the venue
The bridal party arrives laden with bags and garments
The wedding car was perhaps the most traditional thing about the day
Their wedding website was a bizarre affair, describing their union as ‘The Knox Robinson Coalescence’ and dripping in a sci-fi theme
‘What is certain is that on 45629.81z8.q14 Galactic Time (or November 11th, 2018, Old Earth Solar), Knox and Robinson were shocked into a matrimonial fervor by the future fact of their union,’ it read
The pair were slammed last year after the website asked for donations to pay towards their big day – only for records to emerge showing they had secretly already wed in 2018
Records emerged showing they had secretly already wed in 2018
King Country records in Washington, where the couple live, showed a marriage certificate was issued on December 1, 2018 in both their names
The departure from a traditional wedding style came as no surprise from the quirky couple, after they had dropped more than a few clues in the lead-up to their nuptials.
Their wedding website was a bizarre affair, describing their union as ‘The Knox Robinson Coalescence’ and dripping in a sci-fi theme.
‘What is certain is that on 45629.81z8.q14 Galactic Time (or November 11th, 2018, Old Earth Solar), Knox and Robinson were shocked into a matrimonial fervor by the future fact of their union,’ it read.
‘They learned their fate from a data-crystal shard of this Encyclopedia Galactica that rocketed back in time and landed in their backyard. This mind-boggling event was captured on film.’
Those who become ‘temporal patrons’ and donate large amounts to the event will receive a ‘special video’ from the couple as a thank you for their generosity
As a reward for giving money for the nuptials, which appeared to be space themed, donors were promised a copy of the couple’s love poems book The Cardio Tesseract=
The pair were slammed last year after the website asked for donations to pay towards their big day – only for records to emerge showing they had secretly already wed in 2018.
King Country records in Washington, where the couple live, showed a marriage certificate was actually issued on December 1, 2018 in both their names.
Their registry is full of galaxy photos and as a reward for giving money for the nuptials, donors were promised a copy of the couple’s love poems book The Cardio Tesseract.
The newlyweds are pictured laughing and joking with guests outside
More guests are seen in gold suggesting this was a key part of the color scheme
The celebrations of the nuptials went on into the evening
The bride and groom stayed in their unusual wedding attire for the evening event
Knox seems to be bidding farewell to guests later in the night
As the party winds down, photos give a glimpse of some of the other unusual outfit choices
A lady with blue hair has gone all out on the outfit front
One woman is pictured in a gold floor length gown and white gloves
Knox and Robinson are no stranger to unusual themes – Knox previously shared a video of Robinson’s bizarre alien-inspired proposal at their home in 2018.
In the proposal video Robinson staged a fake meteor crash that held a ‘data crystal’ inside. That crystal read: ‘No other pre-singilarity union produced as much cerebral-empathic heat as the joining of Amanda Marie Knox and Christopher Gerald Robinson.’
After leading her out to their front yard to propose, Robinson got down on one knee and asked her: ‘I don’t have a ring, but I have a big rock.
‘Amanda Marie Knox, will you marry me?’
After saying yes, the pair kissed passionately while the camera rolled.
Earlier this month, the couple donned American frontier-style clothing as they celebrated their Old West-themed ‘couple’s shower’.
The Seattle-based author and Robinson posted a snap, saying: ‘Being the time travelers that we are, our couples shower was in old west.
‘I suspect we may be many years in the future come nuptials,’ he joked.
She wore a floor-length skirt and ruffled blouse, while Robinson sported a gun holster, waistcoat and rimmed hat in the style of settlers in the American West in the the 19th century, an era associated with frontier life and cowboys.
Knox and Robinson are no stranger to unusual themes – Knox previously shared a video of Robinson’s bizarre alien-inspired proposal in 2018
Earlier this month, they donned American frontier-style clothing as they celebrated their Old West-themed ‘couple’s shower’
Knox and Robinson had been dating since 2015 when she reviewed his book while she was still engaged to someone else.
They have kept quiet about honeymoon plans, with their website reading that ‘there are conflicting accounts’ about where they plan to go.
Knox was found guilty alongside her then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito of the brutal murder of her roommate in Perugia, Italy, in 2007.
The couple were seen heading out of the venue later that night
They seemed to be heading to a nearby car
They have kept quiet about honeymoon plans, with their website reading that ‘there are conflicting accounts’ about where they plan to go
Knox puts her hand on her new husband’s shoulder
British exchange student Meredith Kercher was found dead in the flat she shared with Knox.
The 21-year-old had been sexually assaulted and stabbed in the throat.
Knox, who became dubbed by the press ‘Foxy Knoxy’, and Sollecito were convicted of her murder and spent four years behind bars in Italy before they were acquitted on appeal in 2011.
Knox returned to the US and vowed to never return to Italy.
She was convicted for the crime again in 2014 before being exonerated for a second time in 2015 after it was overturned by the Italian Supreme Court, bringing an end to the legal saga.
Drifter Rudy Guede was jailed for 16 years for Kercher’s murder and sexual assault and remains behind bars.
Knox denies any involvement in the murder.
Knox, who became dubbed by the press ‘Foxy Knoxy’, and Sollecito (pictured together left) were convicted of the murder of Meredith Kercher (right) and spent four years behind bars in Italy before they were acquitted on appeal in 2011. Knox was convicted for the crime again in 2014 before being exonerated for a second time in 2015 after the Italian Supreme Court overturned it, bringing an end to the legal saga
She has written a memoir and taken part in a Netflix documentary about the case, and also writes articles advocating for people wrongfully convicted of crimes.
Her ex-fiance Sollecito recently announced he is also engaged to his girlfriend Andreea Burtea.
While the two exonerated individuals celebrate their nuptials, Kercher’s family suffered yet more heartache as the murdered student’s father John, 77, died in February after being involved in a suspected hit-and-run in London.