Who were the witnesses at the marriage of Padmé Amidala and Anakin Skywalker?












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  • They really married.. I thought, they were in Live-in-Relationship...

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  • Does a marriage in the Star Wars universe require witnesses to be valid?

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  • The presiding robot minister? Everyone who watched the movie? R2-D2 and C-3P0?

    – Xantec
    May 30 '12 at 17:20











  • They really married.. I thought, they were in Live-in-Relationship...

    – S S
    May 30 '12 at 17:22











  • Does a marriage in the Star Wars universe require witnesses to be valid?

    – Keith Thompson
    May 31 '12 at 1:16



















  • The presiding robot minister? Everyone who watched the movie? R2-D2 and C-3P0?

    – Xantec
    May 30 '12 at 17:20











  • They really married.. I thought, they were in Live-in-Relationship...

    – S S
    May 30 '12 at 17:22











  • Does a marriage in the Star Wars universe require witnesses to be valid?

    – Keith Thompson
    May 31 '12 at 1:16

















The presiding robot minister? Everyone who watched the movie? R2-D2 and C-3P0?

– Xantec
May 30 '12 at 17:20





The presiding robot minister? Everyone who watched the movie? R2-D2 and C-3P0?

– Xantec
May 30 '12 at 17:20













They really married.. I thought, they were in Live-in-Relationship...

– S S
May 30 '12 at 17:22





They really married.. I thought, they were in Live-in-Relationship...

– S S
May 30 '12 at 17:22













Does a marriage in the Star Wars universe require witnesses to be valid?

– Keith Thompson
May 31 '12 at 1:16





Does a marriage in the Star Wars universe require witnesses to be valid?

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May 31 '12 at 1:16










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If you are looking for who served as 'Witnesses' in the legal sense, no one, really, unless you are counting the droids, C3P0 and R2D2.



Per the old Starwars Databank, the ceremony was performed by Maxiron Agolerga, the Pontifex of the Brotherhood of Cognizance, but only the droids were in attendance, and Maxiron was advised that he had to keep the knowledge of the marriage to himself.



I'm not sure it counted as legal in most senses; they used false names:




Since Agolerga had agreed to the request, the two droids came to pick him up in a gondola speeder and brought him to Varykino across the Lake Country. The Pontifex, dressed in his holy purple garments, met the beautiful young couple that just wanted to be known as Veré and Set, two eternal lovers from an old Futhork legend.



The matrimony was short and by the power invested by the Pontifex, Set and Veré were pronounced husband and wife. When Agolerga was about to leave, the groom waved his hand and spoke kindly to him that nobody could ever be told about this marriage. And thus the only remaining evidence was an official scroll containing their "names" to be classified in the archives of the Brotherhood.




But lets be honest- I don't think they cared. Witnesses and names are part of how the marriage is made legal; they didn't care about they legal status of the marriage, they were getting married 'for them.'



I don't know how 'canon' this is considered, but I believe it is consistent with what we saw in the movies.



I believe there may be more info in the Novelization of Attack of the Clones, but I don't have a copy to verify that with.






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    I've removed the incredibly tangential "What is marriage?" comments. Y'all can take that to the future weddings.SE.

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    For the record, the sources you've referenced (the old Databank, for example) are no longer canon. That being said, you're not wrong.

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  • @Richard - Ugh; the whole change of canon is.. screwed up. Someone needs to define something like PDC=Pre Disney Canon vs PMA (Post Mouse Abuse) or some such. For that matter, is there a policy on Canon answers when the canon changes?

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According to the "Absolutely Everything you Need to Know" factbook, R2-D2 and C-3PO acted as witnesses to the wedding



enter image description here



This is confirmed in the official novelisation




On distant Naboo, in a rose-covered arbor overlooking the sparkling
lake, Anakin and Padmé stood hand in hand, Anakin in his formal Jedi
robes and Padmé in a beautiful white gown with flowered trim. Anakin’s
new mechanical arm hung at his side, the fingers clenching and opening
in reflexive movements.



Before them stood a Naboo holy man, his hands raised above their heads
as he recited the ancient texts of marriage.



And when the proclamation was made, R2-D2 and C-3PO, bearing witness
to the union, whistled and clapped.



And Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala shared their first kiss as
husband and wife.




and in the official junior novelisation:




If Padmé had ever thought about her wedding, she had pictured a formal
ceremony with her family and friends as witnesses. She had never, in
her wildest dreams, expected to be married secretly on an isolated
island with only a pair of droids to watch the Holy Man’s blessing.

But she was here, and she could imagine no more perfect place to marry
Anakin than the balcony of this lake lodge where she had begun to
discover her love for him. The roses in the garden below were past
their prime, shedding petals at the slightest breeze. The fading
flowers drenched the air with their perfume.







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    If you are looking for who served as 'Witnesses' in the legal sense, no one, really, unless you are counting the droids, C3P0 and R2D2.



    Per the old Starwars Databank, the ceremony was performed by Maxiron Agolerga, the Pontifex of the Brotherhood of Cognizance, but only the droids were in attendance, and Maxiron was advised that he had to keep the knowledge of the marriage to himself.



    I'm not sure it counted as legal in most senses; they used false names:




    Since Agolerga had agreed to the request, the two droids came to pick him up in a gondola speeder and brought him to Varykino across the Lake Country. The Pontifex, dressed in his holy purple garments, met the beautiful young couple that just wanted to be known as Veré and Set, two eternal lovers from an old Futhork legend.



    The matrimony was short and by the power invested by the Pontifex, Set and Veré were pronounced husband and wife. When Agolerga was about to leave, the groom waved his hand and spoke kindly to him that nobody could ever be told about this marriage. And thus the only remaining evidence was an official scroll containing their "names" to be classified in the archives of the Brotherhood.




    But lets be honest- I don't think they cared. Witnesses and names are part of how the marriage is made legal; they didn't care about they legal status of the marriage, they were getting married 'for them.'



    I don't know how 'canon' this is considered, but I believe it is consistent with what we saw in the movies.



    I believe there may be more info in the Novelization of Attack of the Clones, but I don't have a copy to verify that with.






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      I've removed the incredibly tangential "What is marriage?" comments. Y'all can take that to the future weddings.SE.

      – user1027
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      For the record, the sources you've referenced (the old Databank, for example) are no longer canon. That being said, you're not wrong.

      – Valorum
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    • @Richard - Ugh; the whole change of canon is.. screwed up. Someone needs to define something like PDC=Pre Disney Canon vs PMA (Post Mouse Abuse) or some such. For that matter, is there a policy on Canon answers when the canon changes?

      – K-H-W
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    18














    If you are looking for who served as 'Witnesses' in the legal sense, no one, really, unless you are counting the droids, C3P0 and R2D2.



    Per the old Starwars Databank, the ceremony was performed by Maxiron Agolerga, the Pontifex of the Brotherhood of Cognizance, but only the droids were in attendance, and Maxiron was advised that he had to keep the knowledge of the marriage to himself.



    I'm not sure it counted as legal in most senses; they used false names:




    Since Agolerga had agreed to the request, the two droids came to pick him up in a gondola speeder and brought him to Varykino across the Lake Country. The Pontifex, dressed in his holy purple garments, met the beautiful young couple that just wanted to be known as Veré and Set, two eternal lovers from an old Futhork legend.



    The matrimony was short and by the power invested by the Pontifex, Set and Veré were pronounced husband and wife. When Agolerga was about to leave, the groom waved his hand and spoke kindly to him that nobody could ever be told about this marriage. And thus the only remaining evidence was an official scroll containing their "names" to be classified in the archives of the Brotherhood.




    But lets be honest- I don't think they cared. Witnesses and names are part of how the marriage is made legal; they didn't care about they legal status of the marriage, they were getting married 'for them.'



    I don't know how 'canon' this is considered, but I believe it is consistent with what we saw in the movies.



    I believe there may be more info in the Novelization of Attack of the Clones, but I don't have a copy to verify that with.






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      I've removed the incredibly tangential "What is marriage?" comments. Y'all can take that to the future weddings.SE.

      – user1027
      May 31 '12 at 0:04






    • 1





      For the record, the sources you've referenced (the old Databank, for example) are no longer canon. That being said, you're not wrong.

      – Valorum
      Jan 16 '16 at 1:44











    • @Richard - Ugh; the whole change of canon is.. screwed up. Someone needs to define something like PDC=Pre Disney Canon vs PMA (Post Mouse Abuse) or some such. For that matter, is there a policy on Canon answers when the canon changes?

      – K-H-W
      Jan 16 '16 at 1:59











    • There's no "policy" but I tend to slap a comment on any answers that refer to non-canon sources.

      – Valorum
      Jan 16 '16 at 8:12














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    If you are looking for who served as 'Witnesses' in the legal sense, no one, really, unless you are counting the droids, C3P0 and R2D2.



    Per the old Starwars Databank, the ceremony was performed by Maxiron Agolerga, the Pontifex of the Brotherhood of Cognizance, but only the droids were in attendance, and Maxiron was advised that he had to keep the knowledge of the marriage to himself.



    I'm not sure it counted as legal in most senses; they used false names:




    Since Agolerga had agreed to the request, the two droids came to pick him up in a gondola speeder and brought him to Varykino across the Lake Country. The Pontifex, dressed in his holy purple garments, met the beautiful young couple that just wanted to be known as Veré and Set, two eternal lovers from an old Futhork legend.



    The matrimony was short and by the power invested by the Pontifex, Set and Veré were pronounced husband and wife. When Agolerga was about to leave, the groom waved his hand and spoke kindly to him that nobody could ever be told about this marriage. And thus the only remaining evidence was an official scroll containing their "names" to be classified in the archives of the Brotherhood.




    But lets be honest- I don't think they cared. Witnesses and names are part of how the marriage is made legal; they didn't care about they legal status of the marriage, they were getting married 'for them.'



    I don't know how 'canon' this is considered, but I believe it is consistent with what we saw in the movies.



    I believe there may be more info in the Novelization of Attack of the Clones, but I don't have a copy to verify that with.






    share|improve this answer















    If you are looking for who served as 'Witnesses' in the legal sense, no one, really, unless you are counting the droids, C3P0 and R2D2.



    Per the old Starwars Databank, the ceremony was performed by Maxiron Agolerga, the Pontifex of the Brotherhood of Cognizance, but only the droids were in attendance, and Maxiron was advised that he had to keep the knowledge of the marriage to himself.



    I'm not sure it counted as legal in most senses; they used false names:




    Since Agolerga had agreed to the request, the two droids came to pick him up in a gondola speeder and brought him to Varykino across the Lake Country. The Pontifex, dressed in his holy purple garments, met the beautiful young couple that just wanted to be known as Veré and Set, two eternal lovers from an old Futhork legend.



    The matrimony was short and by the power invested by the Pontifex, Set and Veré were pronounced husband and wife. When Agolerga was about to leave, the groom waved his hand and spoke kindly to him that nobody could ever be told about this marriage. And thus the only remaining evidence was an official scroll containing their "names" to be classified in the archives of the Brotherhood.




    But lets be honest- I don't think they cared. Witnesses and names are part of how the marriage is made legal; they didn't care about they legal status of the marriage, they were getting married 'for them.'



    I don't know how 'canon' this is considered, but I believe it is consistent with what we saw in the movies.



    I believe there may be more info in the Novelization of Attack of the Clones, but I don't have a copy to verify that with.







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      I've removed the incredibly tangential "What is marriage?" comments. Y'all can take that to the future weddings.SE.

      – user1027
      May 31 '12 at 0:04






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      For the record, the sources you've referenced (the old Databank, for example) are no longer canon. That being said, you're not wrong.

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    • @Richard - Ugh; the whole change of canon is.. screwed up. Someone needs to define something like PDC=Pre Disney Canon vs PMA (Post Mouse Abuse) or some such. For that matter, is there a policy on Canon answers when the canon changes?

      – K-H-W
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    • There's no "policy" but I tend to slap a comment on any answers that refer to non-canon sources.

      – Valorum
      Jan 16 '16 at 8:12














    • 7





      I've removed the incredibly tangential "What is marriage?" comments. Y'all can take that to the future weddings.SE.

      – user1027
      May 31 '12 at 0:04






    • 1





      For the record, the sources you've referenced (the old Databank, for example) are no longer canon. That being said, you're not wrong.

      – Valorum
      Jan 16 '16 at 1:44











    • @Richard - Ugh; the whole change of canon is.. screwed up. Someone needs to define something like PDC=Pre Disney Canon vs PMA (Post Mouse Abuse) or some such. For that matter, is there a policy on Canon answers when the canon changes?

      – K-H-W
      Jan 16 '16 at 1:59











    • There's no "policy" but I tend to slap a comment on any answers that refer to non-canon sources.

      – Valorum
      Jan 16 '16 at 8:12








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    I've removed the incredibly tangential "What is marriage?" comments. Y'all can take that to the future weddings.SE.

    – user1027
    May 31 '12 at 0:04





    I've removed the incredibly tangential "What is marriage?" comments. Y'all can take that to the future weddings.SE.

    – user1027
    May 31 '12 at 0:04




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    For the record, the sources you've referenced (the old Databank, for example) are no longer canon. That being said, you're not wrong.

    – Valorum
    Jan 16 '16 at 1:44





    For the record, the sources you've referenced (the old Databank, for example) are no longer canon. That being said, you're not wrong.

    – Valorum
    Jan 16 '16 at 1:44













    @Richard - Ugh; the whole change of canon is.. screwed up. Someone needs to define something like PDC=Pre Disney Canon vs PMA (Post Mouse Abuse) or some such. For that matter, is there a policy on Canon answers when the canon changes?

    – K-H-W
    Jan 16 '16 at 1:59





    @Richard - Ugh; the whole change of canon is.. screwed up. Someone needs to define something like PDC=Pre Disney Canon vs PMA (Post Mouse Abuse) or some such. For that matter, is there a policy on Canon answers when the canon changes?

    – K-H-W
    Jan 16 '16 at 1:59













    There's no "policy" but I tend to slap a comment on any answers that refer to non-canon sources.

    – Valorum
    Jan 16 '16 at 8:12





    There's no "policy" but I tend to slap a comment on any answers that refer to non-canon sources.

    – Valorum
    Jan 16 '16 at 8:12













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    According to the "Absolutely Everything you Need to Know" factbook, R2-D2 and C-3PO acted as witnesses to the wedding



    enter image description here



    This is confirmed in the official novelisation




    On distant Naboo, in a rose-covered arbor overlooking the sparkling
    lake, Anakin and Padmé stood hand in hand, Anakin in his formal Jedi
    robes and Padmé in a beautiful white gown with flowered trim. Anakin’s
    new mechanical arm hung at his side, the fingers clenching and opening
    in reflexive movements.



    Before them stood a Naboo holy man, his hands raised above their heads
    as he recited the ancient texts of marriage.



    And when the proclamation was made, R2-D2 and C-3PO, bearing witness
    to the union, whistled and clapped.



    And Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala shared their first kiss as
    husband and wife.




    and in the official junior novelisation:




    If Padmé had ever thought about her wedding, she had pictured a formal
    ceremony with her family and friends as witnesses. She had never, in
    her wildest dreams, expected to be married secretly on an isolated
    island with only a pair of droids to watch the Holy Man’s blessing.

    But she was here, and she could imagine no more perfect place to marry
    Anakin than the balcony of this lake lodge where she had begun to
    discover her love for him. The roses in the garden below were past
    their prime, shedding petals at the slightest breeze. The fading
    flowers drenched the air with their perfume.







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      8














      According to the "Absolutely Everything you Need to Know" factbook, R2-D2 and C-3PO acted as witnesses to the wedding



      enter image description here



      This is confirmed in the official novelisation




      On distant Naboo, in a rose-covered arbor overlooking the sparkling
      lake, Anakin and Padmé stood hand in hand, Anakin in his formal Jedi
      robes and Padmé in a beautiful white gown with flowered trim. Anakin’s
      new mechanical arm hung at his side, the fingers clenching and opening
      in reflexive movements.



      Before them stood a Naboo holy man, his hands raised above their heads
      as he recited the ancient texts of marriage.



      And when the proclamation was made, R2-D2 and C-3PO, bearing witness
      to the union, whistled and clapped.



      And Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala shared their first kiss as
      husband and wife.




      and in the official junior novelisation:




      If Padmé had ever thought about her wedding, she had pictured a formal
      ceremony with her family and friends as witnesses. She had never, in
      her wildest dreams, expected to be married secretly on an isolated
      island with only a pair of droids to watch the Holy Man’s blessing.

      But she was here, and she could imagine no more perfect place to marry
      Anakin than the balcony of this lake lodge where she had begun to
      discover her love for him. The roses in the garden below were past
      their prime, shedding petals at the slightest breeze. The fading
      flowers drenched the air with their perfume.







      share|improve this answer




























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        8







        According to the "Absolutely Everything you Need to Know" factbook, R2-D2 and C-3PO acted as witnesses to the wedding



        enter image description here



        This is confirmed in the official novelisation




        On distant Naboo, in a rose-covered arbor overlooking the sparkling
        lake, Anakin and Padmé stood hand in hand, Anakin in his formal Jedi
        robes and Padmé in a beautiful white gown with flowered trim. Anakin’s
        new mechanical arm hung at his side, the fingers clenching and opening
        in reflexive movements.



        Before them stood a Naboo holy man, his hands raised above their heads
        as he recited the ancient texts of marriage.



        And when the proclamation was made, R2-D2 and C-3PO, bearing witness
        to the union, whistled and clapped.



        And Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala shared their first kiss as
        husband and wife.




        and in the official junior novelisation:




        If Padmé had ever thought about her wedding, she had pictured a formal
        ceremony with her family and friends as witnesses. She had never, in
        her wildest dreams, expected to be married secretly on an isolated
        island with only a pair of droids to watch the Holy Man’s blessing.

        But she was here, and she could imagine no more perfect place to marry
        Anakin than the balcony of this lake lodge where she had begun to
        discover her love for him. The roses in the garden below were past
        their prime, shedding petals at the slightest breeze. The fading
        flowers drenched the air with their perfume.







        share|improve this answer















        According to the "Absolutely Everything you Need to Know" factbook, R2-D2 and C-3PO acted as witnesses to the wedding



        enter image description here



        This is confirmed in the official novelisation




        On distant Naboo, in a rose-covered arbor overlooking the sparkling
        lake, Anakin and Padmé stood hand in hand, Anakin in his formal Jedi
        robes and Padmé in a beautiful white gown with flowered trim. Anakin’s
        new mechanical arm hung at his side, the fingers clenching and opening
        in reflexive movements.



        Before them stood a Naboo holy man, his hands raised above their heads
        as he recited the ancient texts of marriage.



        And when the proclamation was made, R2-D2 and C-3PO, bearing witness
        to the union, whistled and clapped.



        And Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala shared their first kiss as
        husband and wife.




        and in the official junior novelisation:




        If Padmé had ever thought about her wedding, she had pictured a formal
        ceremony with her family and friends as witnesses. She had never, in
        her wildest dreams, expected to be married secretly on an isolated
        island with only a pair of droids to watch the Holy Man’s blessing.

        But she was here, and she could imagine no more perfect place to marry
        Anakin than the balcony of this lake lodge where she had begun to
        discover her love for him. The roses in the garden below were past
        their prime, shedding petals at the slightest breeze. The fading
        flowers drenched the air with their perfume.








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