SEATTLE – Citing unforeseen costs, Amanda Knox of Seattle and her fiance are asking for donations to their wedding following a trip to Italy in June.
KIRO News reports Knox and her fiance Christopher Robinson wrote on their registry website that their wedding funds were spent on a trip to Italy last month when she was invited to speak at a criminal justice summit hosted by the Italy Innocence Project.
The trip was Knox’s first time back in Italy since being acquitted in 2015 in the murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher.
The registry asks for donations either for specific costs or at a patron level. The patron level ranges from $500 to $10,000, with each level having a title: Stellar patron, galactic patron and temporal patron.
People can also donate to aspects of the wedding ranging from the venue, special effects, costumes and the honeymoon.
All donors will receive a signed copy of “The Cardio Tesseract,” a joint book of love poems written by Knox and Robinson. The website for the book describes it as alternating love poems written in conversation with each other,