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9th May 2017
05:48pm BST

We wanted to gain more insight into whether this is now a very real phenomenon. Bláithín O'Reilly, The Wedding Expert, spoke to Her Family.
"For me [groomzillas] are not a very common occurence but then neither is a bridezilla. I think every couple has their groomzilla or bridezilla moment but they aren't necessarily like that for the entire time—it can be over something so odd and not even wedding related." "One thing I have noticed about grooms in recent years is that they are far more interested in the wedding and in how things will look for their friends and family." "The vast majority of grooms are absolutely wonderful—maybe groomzilla is a mean term. We have had grooms call themselves groomzillas, but they certainly weren't by normal standards at least. They were just lovely people who knew exactly what they wanted and I think because if a man knows what he wants and he's not afraid to ask for it, people assume he's a groomzilla."
Famous groomzillas reportedly include George Clooney and Kanye West—the latter possibly being a great deal more beliveable after he seemingly cut Kim out of the wedding planning entirely.
Whispers found some predominant grooms who are giving bridezillas a run for their money. We compiled a list of the top comments and observations made by their brides-to-be...
1. Fiancé threatens to cancel the wedding because he doesn't like the bridal hair preview. #Groomzilla
2. My best friend is getting married and I am having a hard time dealing with her groom, all the decisions are his. Never heard of a groomzilla.
3. I'm a girl and I hate how my wedding planning is going. It's all what he wants. When, where, guests, food, everything. I hate it!
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