Just to be aware for anyone who's hubby is generously offering to do a night feed with milk expressed earlier in the day. When I told a midwife we were planning to do this she suggested it might not be as great an idea as it sounds. The milk you produce differs throughout the day, so the milk you produce in the middle of the night has hormones in which will help encourage the baby (and you) to go straight back to sleep. If hubby is giving LO milk you expressed earlier in the day it won't contain this hormone. Also, baby will have to wait longer while DH gets up and prepares the milk for it. If you do the night feed you can just pick baby up, feed, then put him/her straight back to sleep - much less hassle all round. Also, you won't wake up in the morning with massive boobs feeling like you desperately need to be 'milked'.
Best thing to do to get hubby to bond is do exactly as you planned and express some milk for hubby to use to bottle feed, but let him take the first early morning feed so you can get a bit of a lie in.
We have also been told that if we want to feed like this not to do it for at least the first, I think it was, 6 weeks. This is to make sure both you and baby are comfortable breast feeding, and also because your milk has different properties at different points of the feed, so baby will only get that if they feed from you directly. If they feed from a bottle the milk will be all mixed up and if they don't finish the bottle they might not have taken all the colostrum from the feed.
I realise that all probably makes decisions like this more complicated, but it's really helped us in thinking about how best to feed our baby when he arrives.