Wedding Insurance

What can go wrong on a wedding day or silver anniversary celebration? Everything and anything! Wedding insurance – also known under the more occasion-neutral term of private event insurance – offers some fiscal protection. What do you need to know?

Whether you’re planning a destination wedding at an exotic location or a smaller wedding close to home, you may consider buying a wedding insurance policy to protect your investment. Here are some of the key benefits of wedding insurance.

While you can't prevent your flower girl from sticking her finger in the cake, wedding insurance could protect your finances in case of a bigger disaster.

It's rare for anything major to go wrong on your big day. However, when it does it can be costly and you'll perhaps be glad you took out a wedding insurance policy.

If you plan to have a day that will cost you more than $10,000, it might be worth it to check into some form of wedding insurance coverage.

What you should do when purchasing wedding insurance.

What if the worst happens on your wedding day? Some events cannot be helped, no matter how much you plan, such as a hurricane, or if a member of the bridal party gets very ill and the wedding needs to be postponed.

An overview of wedding insurance coverages and how this can help you with your wedding planning.

Weddings can be costly and if the worst happens, from a blizzard to florists who fail to deliver, wedding insurance can protect your pocketbook and your nerves.

Wedding Insurance can provide some security against financial losses when bad things happen on the big day.

With the costs of weddings skyrocketing, a new trend has developed: Wedding insurance. But is it necessary?

Weddings today cost, on average, upwards of $12,000 - more than a new car. You can obtain wedding insurance that will cover your losses if the unexpected happens.