Protection from the Unexpected
A hurricane or a bankrupt venue can mean lost deposits and unexpected expenses, as couples race to reschedule or find replacement vendors. Special Event insurance is an effective way to help protect your wedding from certain unforeseen events.
The cost of a wedding can be considerable, and tying the knot often means being tied to specific dates and financial commitments with a variety of vendors.
A basic wedding insurance policy (or “core coverage”) can reimburse you for non-recoverable deposits and purchases if covered circumstances beyond your control cause your wedding to be postponed or canceled. It also helps provide protection again no-show or bankrupt vendors, damage to wedding attire, gifts and much more, including:
Postponement due to family illnesses or travel delays.
Military deployment.
Products or services that failed to arrive when promised, like flowers or food.
Bakers, caterers, bridal boutiques and wedding venues that go out of business.
No-show photographers, DJs, musical acts and other services.
Lost or damaged wedding rings, dresses and other attire.
Damaged wedding cake or spoiled food.
The cost of a wedding can be considerable, and tying the knot often means being tied to specific dates and financial commitments with a variety of vendors.
A basic wedding insurance policy (or “core coverage”) can reimburse you for non-recoverable deposits and purchases if covered circumstances beyond your control cause your wedding to be postponed or canceled. It also helps provide protection again no-show or bankrupt vendors, damage to wedding attire, gifts and much more, including:
Postponement due to family illnesses or travel delays.
Military deployment.
Products or services that failed to arrive when promised, like flowers or food.
Bakers, caterers, bridal boutiques and wedding venues that go out of business.
No-show photographers, DJs, musical acts and other services.
Lost or damaged wedding rings, dresses and other attire.
Damaged wedding cake or spoiled food.
