If the worst happened on your wedding day could you really cope without wedding insurance?

Given that you’re likely to spend thousands of pounds on your wedding, is it worth cutting some costs and not buying wedding insurance?

For most people, their wedding day passes without a hitch. For some though, things do go wrong and that’s where wedding insurance might come in.

It’s likely that you’ll be spending thousands of pounds on your wedding. It maybe then makes sense to ensure it’s covered with wedding insurance.

Study shows that couples purchasing wedding insurance are underinsuring their weddings by, on average, 30 percent.

Wedding insurance could make a huge difference if the worst happens on the run up to your wedding day or the big day itself.

Are you going to take out a wedding insurance policy or are you going to gamble that nothing is going to go wrong on your big day?

Do I need public liability cover as well as my wedding insurance policy? What does public liability insurance cover?

Weddingplan have today launched their new ‘Essentials’ product priced at a very competitive £15.49, the lowest wedding insurance premium we’ve ever seen here.

You may well need your wedding insurance policy if your photographer were to fall into the baptismal pool in the church and all the photographs got ruined.