Analyzing a Commentary

Katherine Dee
Kellsey Bishop
Lorena Lizarralde

1. What is the trend or situation on which the commentary focuses?
The trend is how grooms are now becoming just as picky if not more about details prior to their weddings, we now have groomzillas.
2. Does the author give the reader an interesting introduction to the issue? Why or why not?
Yes the suthor gave a very interesting intorduction tricking the reader into thinking that a woman is picking a suit for a wedding and then develops into telling you the trend of groomzillas.
3. Does the author explain the context of the issue? How in-depth does he or she go? What do you think this signifies regarding the intended audience of the commentary?
Yes the author explains the context of the issue very well by giving examples of wedding planner's experiences with the grooms and explaning the details that they are focusing on. Such as manicures, pedicures and suits. We think this signifies that the author wants to inform bride's to let the grooms in on the planning and share such a wonderful experience together.
4. What are the possible causes of the trend or situation the author explores?
The causes for this trend were explained by the author as women working harder and not having time for details and men caring more about their engagement because they realize 40 years later people will still be talking about it. TV shows have also let this trend become more socially acceptable.
5. What examples or observations does the author give from his or her own life to back their belief that these are the possible causes?
The author does not give any background information.
6. What is the author's stance on the topic?
The author does not give his personal stance but cites other's opinions. He gives examples of women who both love and hate this new trend and shows the audience that the trend is only beginning.
7. What significance does the author see in this trend or situation?
The author sees that this trend will continue to affect couples in the long run and maybe kill the romance for engagements. Too much money is being spent and ruining the precious moments.