In class Commentary Questions

Tyler Sunderland

Leslie Kulina

1. Increased groom involvement in the wedding planning process.
2. It could be more interesting, but it’s out of the ordinary enough to keep your attention.
3. The author gives a kind of general over sight of the growing trend but nothing too in depth. The article seems to be more for a casual reader than anything else.
4. The author mentions the fact that since people are getting married later, women already have established careers and are not able to do all of the wedding planning on their own.
5. The author doesn’t bring in any personal experiences its more of a research and report kind of idea.
6. The author really doesn’t take a stance on the issue, he/she isn’t openly bashing it, but isn’t embracing the idea either.
7. The cultural shift it represents in gender roles.