lol. i hope it not bad luck because i just showed my fiance a picture of ME in the dress because I dunno i was just so excited i had to show someone LOL. it because we haven told our families about our engagement yet, we live out of town and will be telling them next time we see them in about 10 days, so I just had to show someone the dress lol.
anyway, like split voor Prom Dresses others said, I also like the idea of having the future groom also feel involved and to see if he likes everything too as we go along. (plus in my case we both kind of cheap, so I wanted to show him and be like "see. our money went to a nice dress!!" Lol
However he will not see me wearing the dress in real life till the wedding :) . and really the pictures don do it the justice of seeing it in real life hehe
Don worry and Vloer Lengte Avondjurken congrats.
If he let you do it then there nothing wrong with it. The only reason this tradition persists is because it lets the groom get out of a lot of "should I get this one or the other one? What do you mean you don see a difference, the first one has a hem a full centimetre lower!" No-one thinks that the groom is going to refuse to go through with the wedding if he sees his intended beforehand anymore, so the tradition got changed to not seeing the dress (rather than her in it), and the guys knew a good thing when they saw it.
My fiance brother-in-law agrees with this analysis, and now regrets not trying to pull "but it bad luck for the groom to know what the invitations are going to be like. Or the bunting"
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