Should I Show Him?????
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by TravelingGal » July 11th, 2007, 4:54 pm
I did not show TGuy. My makeup artist was amazing and she was savvy enough to ask what my normal wear was as well what TGuy may prefer. I had a decent amount of makeup on, but it still looked "natural." It was fun bowling him over our wedding day.
However, if you think it might shock him, it might not be a bad idea to show him. Also, do you think you could not be offended if he didn''t like it? |
It won''t be the same effect if he''s seen ''the face'' already, IMO. Just tell him wait until the day!
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If you're not going to see him before the ceremony then I definitely wouldn't show him ANYTHING. I think the element of surprise is just one of those really special things about a wedding and when you walk down the aisle looking fabulously stunning he will be blown away! Why ruin even a tenth of that by showing him little things? I think all I shared with DH was that my dress didn't have a big poufy skirt and that I was wearing my hair up...that's it. I have wonderful pictures of him looking so emotional when he first saw me, I'm so glad I didn't give in to temptation and show him anything even though I thought about it.
ETA: plus it makes for great conversation later on after the wedding or on the honeymoon, you get to talk about what he thought when he first saw you and all that! 
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Oh yeah, if he''s never seen a pro job on you, definitely keep it a surprise. I will never forget TGuy''s first words to me...he just took my hands and couldn''t take his eyes off me. With the biggest smile, he said, "You look stunning." For that moment, it was as if we were completely alone. Honey, most days I can''t even get a "you look nice."  So a "you look STUNNING" is a memory that I will keep on the forefront of my mind. 
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My makeup is professionally done several times a week. Now, I am a person who has taken a couple makeup artistry courses, and am more than capable of doing my own makeup on "off" days--but the difference between that and a good professional job is huge.
A lot of it is training/experience, and a lot of it is an outsider's point of view on the face that you look at every day of your life. There's a reason why they're called makeup "artists!" |
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I did not show my fiance at the time, now my dh. Figured as long as I liked it and it was not a total departure from my normal looks, or way too heavy, it should be okay with him. But then again, he did not ask to see it, so the point is moot. My guy had no real preferences, he knew how I like my makeup to look and he really trusted it, just was not overlly concerned with that. He just said, look like you, not a drag queen or clown with stuff you would never do...
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Definitely surprise him! Think of it as the little kid the month of December waiting not so patiently for Christmas. He may kick and cry and whine and whimper and generally throw a fit because he wants his presents "NOW!!! Please??? Ok, just ONE??? Come on!!! ....You''re mean.
 " but you just have to resist knowing that it will be so worth making him wait. And, come on, isn''t a power trip a little fun once in a while?? 
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