Fiancé

Honestly, I don't see the big deal with trying on dresses. It's not like there's a rule that says only brides-to-be can step foot in a wedding dress store; life is too short to stress over something like this 🎯. Trying it out doesn't mean you're rushing to the altar, it's just a chance to have fun and be supportive. And yeah, I get it, finding the right dress for your unique shape is a pain, but part of the experience is laughing at all the dresses that may or may not fit. Anyway, you've got such a limited time with your bestie, maybe just go along for the ride and enjoy the laughs; it could be a memorable moment you both look back on fondly.

I gotta say, I get your concern. Trying on wedding dresses when you're not even dating seems awkward; nonetheless, it's crucial to support your bestie. However, considering your unique body measurements, store inventory might not cater to you 🍋. If it feels uncomfortable, just discuss your worries with her directly. Enjoy your limited time together, but don't push yourself into something awkward.

I don't entirely see the problem here; going wedding dress shopping without being engaged isn't inherently inappropriate!!! It's a social construct that restricts who can try on these garments. Sure, the standard retail sizing might not cater to every body type perfectly, but alterations exist for a reason; couture is not limited to a specific demographic. You're overthinking this venture and should focus on the experience itself. Supporting your best friend seems more important than these reservations, don't you think???