House of Horrors escapee Jennifer Turpin has tied the knot with her boyfriend during a Gothic-themed wedding.

Back in 2018, Jennifer and her 12 siblings were rescued after enduring years of horrible abuse, pain, and torture at the hands of their parents, David and Louise.

Now, six years later, she is thriving, as she walked down the aisle with a man named Aron, whose last name was not shared for privacy reasons, last month.

The stunning ceremony, which took place on October 27 at The Miller Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga, California, contained a series of spooky features and décor – including a coffin-shaped ring box, a cake adorned in black and red roses, and a fog machine that covered the aisle as she walked to the alter.

Jennifer donned a glamorous wedding gown that fit perfectly with the theme, as the white frock contained an intricate black floral pattern on the chest area.

The dress, which she got from David’s Bridal, also had a V-neckline, off-the-shoulder sleeves, and a long flowing skirt.

She paired it with a black-and-white flower crown, a matching veil, and lace-up combat boots.

The bride styled her hair with loose waves and wore dark makeup, including a smokey eye and black lipstick. 

House of Horrors escapee Jennifer Turpin has tied the knot with her boyfriend during a Gothic-themed wedding

Back in 2018, Jennifer and her 12 siblings were rescued after enduring years of horrible abuse, pain, and torture at the hands of their parents, David and Louise

As for the groom, he opted for a simple black tuxedo with a chain necklace.

Jennifer shared a series of photos and clips from the big day to her Instagram account earlier this month, while gushing over her ‘amazing’ new husband.

‘I am so blessed to [have found] the most amazing guy. He is everything I’ve wanted plus more,’ she captioned it.

One video showed Jennifer beaming with joy as she headed down the aisle alone while surrounded by fog.

Another clip featured her and Aron leaving the ceremony arm-in-arm after becoming husband and wife as her friends and family members cheered excitedly. 

At the reception, the couple served their guests on black plates and gave them napkins that had skeletons on them.

They passed out goodie bags with pumpkins, and a statue of the character Thing from the Addams Family sat near the guest book.

The drink table contained a blow-up coffin, while candy was placed inside a cauldron-shaped bowl with a giant skeleton sitting in it.

The stunning ceremony took place on October 27 at The Miller Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga, California

It contained a series of spooky features and décor – including a coffin-shaped ring box, a cake adorned in black and red roses, and a fog machine that covered the aisle as she walked

Even the floral touches matched the spooky theme, as red, black, and white roses were placed around the venue.

In an Instagram comment, Jennifer confirmed that her 12 sisters and brothers were all invited, but added that she didn’t want to ‘post’ anything with them ‘out of respect and privacy.’ 

Jennifer and Aron started dating in August 2022 and he asked her to marry him on their one-year anniversary.

She and the rest of her siblings were rescued after the eldest, Jordan, bravely climbed through a window and got help. 

Details later emerged about how the Turpins beat and starved their children, shackling them to beds and denying them basic hygiene like showers – which only occurred once a year. 

The kids were mainly kept in their rooms except for meals, which had been reduced from three times to once per day, a combination of lunch and dinner. 

For years, the siblings’ diet consisted of nothing but two slices of bread with peanut butter or bologna. 

The parents’ abuse and neglect was so ‘severe, pervasive, [and] prolonged’ that it stunted their children’s growth, led to muscle wasting, and left two of their daughters unable to bear children. 

The Turpin parents pleaded guilty to several felonies in 2021, including torture, false imprisonment, and endangerment, and were each sentenced to life sentences with the possibility of parole after serving 25 years.