Man Challenged To Draw Fiancee's Wedding Dress Nails Accuracy

A fiancé challenged to draw what his wife's wedding dress would look like on their big day ended up nailing the accuracy in an incredible reveal. Parker Van Buren, 23, and his wife, Sitori, 23, from Middleton, Wisconsin, met during their sophomore year of high school and had been together for eight years before their wedding. The couple were both recruited to play sports at Loyola University, in Chicago, and after they graduated in the summer of 2025, Parker asked Sitori to marry him. In the build-up to the big day, Parker would always try and guess what Sitori might be wearing – but, sticking to tradition, Sitori wouldn’t give anything away. Instead, she decided to make it a game, handing Parker a pencil a month before their wedding, setting her camera to record, and asking her fiancé to draw what he thought her dress would look like. Parker didn't want Sitori to watch his creative process, but he eventually presented his fiancée with his final work. The 23-year-old envisaged a tiara, a shoulderless dress wired at the bottom to "keep poofy," and a "massive bow" at the back; "huge gloves"; and a separate, rear drawing of a messy bun hairstyle. Sitori kept the clips before later posting them with the reveal from the couple's wedding itself, on July 18, 2025, in Stoughton, Wisconsin.