Wedding Insurance
- Company name
- Policy name
- Cancellation
- Rearrangement
- Ceremonial /
Bridal Attire - Wedding Gifts
- Photo & Video
- Cars & Transport
- Marquee cover
- Public liability
- Personal liability
- Typical cost*
- Blue Insurance
- 3* online cover
- £10,000
- £7,750
- £5,000
- £5,000
- £5,000
- £5,000
- Optional
- Optional
- £2M
- £34.99Buy now
- Event Insurance Services
- Band 3
- £10,000
- x
- £6,000
- £3,000
- £3,000
- £1,000
- x
- £5M
- £40,000
- £70.00Buy now
- John Lewis
- Level 1
- £10,000
- £10,000
- £5,000
- £2,000
- £5,000
- £5,000
- Optional
- £2.5M
- x
- £60.00Buy now
- Wedding Plan
- Gold
- £10,000
- £7,000
- £4,000
- £3,000
- £4,000
- £4,000
- x
- £2M
- £2M
- £36.15Buy now
- Wed Insure
- Tier 3
- £15,000
- £11,250
- £4,000
- £4,000
- £5,000
- £3,000
- Optional
- £2M
- £20,000
- £50Buy now
- Dreamsaver
- Gold
- £10,000
- £7,500
- £5,000
- £5,000
- £5,000
- £5,000
- optional
- £2M
- £2M
- £37.00Buy now
I would recommend taking out wedding insurance, as its very low cost compared to the actual wedding and if anything goes wrong you are covered. You wouldn't spend that amount of money on a car and not insure it!
Do I need wedding insurance?
The cost of the average UK wedding is becoming increasingly expensive, so it’s important to make sure you’re covered in the event that something goes wrong. If you’d be out of pocket if you had to rearrange your wedding day, then it’s worth having. It provides more backup than a credit card if suppliers go bankrupt, and can help cover the costs if you need to postpone or cancel your wedding due to illness, death or posting overseas.
When should I take out wedding insurance?
We would strongly advise you to take out insurance before you pay for any deposits to your wedding venue or wedding suppliers, or as soon as possible afterwards. Wedding insurance policies usually charge a single fee regardless of the length of time you are insured, so the earlier you take it out the longer you are covered, at no additional cost.
What will my wedding insurance cover?
nsurance doesn't usually cover you if you change your mind about getting married. However, it covers most of the more common claims such as suppliers going out of business and hired items getting damaged or stolen.
The above information is the most common cover offered by each insurance company. Most offer different benefits and excess payments, so for full policy details please refer to the individual company website.
Insure today for total peace of mind.
* Information is correct to the best of our knowledge however it is supplied by the individual companies so is subject to change. Please refer to the terms and conditions on the company's own website before booking with them.(Disclaimer info)