All told, The Wedding Report estimates the average cost for a wedding in 2022 was around $27,000.
Most wedding insurance will only cover losses that occur after you buy the policy, which is why you should get insurance before any wedding-related payments or reservations are made.
Fate may have brought you together, but protecting your wedding investments shouldn't be left to chance.
We'll admit, buying the right Wedding Insurance may not be cake-tasting-day-level fun, but it does mean getting hitched knowing you're financially covered from last minute wedding day glitches.
And it's an easy item to cross off your list. We have affordable policies to protect your Big Day from a variety of costly, bliss-busting emergencies.
There are two main types of Wedding Insurance: Cancellation and Liability.
Cancellation Insurance will cover the costs of the wedding being postponed, canceled or rescheduled. Accepted reasons are confined to unforeseen circumstances that are beyond your control, such as severe weather, sudden illnesses, military deployments, or vendor bankruptcy.
Liability Insurance covers the financial costs from any losses or accidents before or during the wedding event. This is the most common type of wedding insurance as most wedding venues require proof of liability before you book with them.
Unlike home or life insurance, wedding insurance is “special event” coverage that requires only a one-time payment. However, as with most insurance policies, a deductible may apply.
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Contact one of our professional wedding insurance advisors today - we’ll manage your risk while you focus on perfecting your wicked dance moves.
