Dr who wedding ideas

Doctor Who Themed Wedding Napkins and Inspiration - Wedding monogrammed napkins and hankies and wedding Inspiration for a Doctor Who Themed Wedding

Doctor Who, buttonhole, boutonniere, wedding corsage, sci-fi wedding, screwdriver, timelord Each Buttonhole is lovingly and carefully hand made using a sonic screwdriver and tardis. As all of the Buttonhole are made to order it is possible to create any variation of colour combinations *Designs can be made in any colour and if you have a particular colour scheme in mind, either send me the info This item takes 8-10weeks to create and despatch.

Yes you read right, this afternoon we're going all vintage and Doctor Who themed. Excited much? WWW readers Carrie-Ann and Christopher were hitched on the 13th February 2

Are you and your spouse-to-be Doctor Who forever fans? Why not make it official with some Doctor Who wedding vows?

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When two sci-fi geeks wed, they have a common interest that will give them plenty to talk about for the rest of their lives. And they might want to show their love with a Doctor Who-themed wedding ring set! Not only is this set beautiful, it bears the inscription “Together forever through space and time.” Get more details on the rings at Fashionably Geek. -via the Neatorama Facebook page....

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There's no love like nerd love.

Doctor Who Bouquet with Sonic Screwdriver This lovely bouquet is perfect for your Doctor Who themed wedding. It very appropriately has roses made from the pages of Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time and William Goldman’s The Princess Bride. The ribbon is of course a TARDIS blue. - See more at: http://technabob.com/blog/2015/01/16/doctor-who-bouquet/#sthash.CsKLqZPY.dpuf