I'm confused about a certain tradition regarding wedding dresses. I've been told that it's "bad luck" for the groom to see the bride in her wedding dress before the wedding; but this brought up the question 'Is it "bad luck" for the groom to see the bride's dress at all before the wedding?'
While my Matron of Honor and I were using a David's Bridal application to "Dress Your Wedding" online, (which uses the dresses and colors you've chosen to show you how your wedding party will appear), my fiance walked by. I covered the avatar of myself, which was wearing my wedding dress, so that he couldn't see it. This started an argument over whether or not it's appropriate for him to see the dress at all before the wedding. He insists that it's only "bad luck" if he sees me wearing it. My Matron of Honor and his Best Man say that he's not supposed to see it at all.
This inability to see my dress really seemed to hurt my fiance's feelings. (Plus, he's the type of fiance who has opinions regarding a few aspects of the wedding- the cake, the colors, etc. He wants to be involved). And I don't like hurting him; but at the same time, I'm moderately superstitious, and he is too, so I don't want to do anything that will bring us "bad luck."
What is the true tradition regarding wedding dresses, and (please take the poll for this) what are you personally doing in regards to this situation- should he see it, or should he wait 'till the wedding?