There has been a huge increase in wedding insurance enquires in recent months as a result of the continued spread of coronavirus, COVID-19. Many couples are naturally concerned about the impact of the potential spread of the disease and the effect this may have on their wedding plans. Not only is there the emotional investment […]

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A wedding can take many months, if not over a year, of careful planning. If you discover that you are expecting during this time, you may need to change more than just your dress size.

Taking out wedding insurance is undeniably a sensible part of your wedding planning, but it is easy to get confused by the small print. We take a look at a few things that you can check for in your policy.

If my wedding suppliers all have insurance, then why do I need it too?

If you, one of your parents or a close relative falls ill just before your wedding, you may need to rearrange your entire big day. Wedding insurance can provide peace of mind that you will not be out of pocket.

We look at how wedding insurance can cover the costs if your wedding officiant is unexpectedly unable to attend your wedding and you need to rearrange your big day.

After the excitement of your amazing wedding, you should be able to calm down and enjoy the reception. But what if the entertainment doesn’t turn up?

Wedding insurance is fantastic for covering a wide range of unforeseeable circumstances. However, there is one scenario for which you will find it impossible to obtain cover: cold feet.

Wedding gifts can amount to a startling total value, so it is important to take a little time and check that you have suitable insurance in place in case they are lost, damaged or stolen.