Father of the Bride

Father of the Bride (1991) primarily evokes **Humor** through its comedic situations surrounding wedding preparations and George's over-the-top reactions. A strong sense of **Joy** and **Love** permeates the film, reflecting the happiness of the impending marriage and the deep familial bonds, particularly between George and Annie. Audiences also experience significant **Happiness** from the overall positive tone and resolution. **Anxiety** is prominent from George's perspective as he struggles with his daughter growing up and the wedding's extravagance, leading to **Empathy** for his relatable predicament. Finally, **Nostalgia** for the past and **Relief** when the chaotic preparations culminate in a beautiful ceremony contribute to the emotional landscape.