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This robot couple would make a perfect wedding cake topper or table decoration. As you can see, the robots getting married are two completely different races—perhaps even different species—symbolizing the fact that robots, too, can attain love that transcends differences. The robots are made mostly of wood glazed with silver and bronze. The flowers and the stems are made of metal. [Etsy via Neatorama]
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