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Wedding Insurance: Who did you use?
sharpee
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Ok looking to buy wedding insurance and wondering who everyone else used?
Was thinking of using Debenhams but thought I'd see who else was out there
Was thinking of using Debenhams but thought I'd see who else was out there
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Ok looking to buy wedding insurance and wondering who everyone else used?
Was thinking of using Debenhams but thought I'd see who else was out there
I used Debenhams as they were competative - plus i got £50 Quidco cash back too.
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Ecclesiastical, cause it was recommended by loads of people on here
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Another vote for Ecclesiastical, they offered better cover for less money even after cashback for Debenhams. xClixsense since 31.01.16 $122.13 Neo bux since 31.01.16 400 RR $1018.00
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i was thinking about E & L cos they were the best deal for us want to cover£15000
but you need to give them the details of you ceremony venue and as we can't decide on church or the reception venue they wont insure us but ive already put depoist down on the reception and horse and carriage!!
im also looking at www.my-weddinginsurance.co.uk they have set prices and also cover your ownso yo choose.0 -
Ecclesiastical here 2Is a married woman!! 23rd July 2011 Best day of my life!
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Just been looking again and i think they are they same insurers(e&l)!! just using a different web address0
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mickyme-- im sure thats not the case- Ecclesiastical and e&l are separate companiesIs a married woman!! 23rd July 2011 Best day of my life!
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sorry a bit of confussion, the myweddinginsurance that i mentioned and e&l seem to be the same company when you look through the t&cssammy_wheeler wrote: »mickyme-- im sure thats not the case- Ecclesiastical and e&l are separate companies0 -
I got mine through Debenhams - I've used them before for other insurance and they were fine for what I wanted0
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I used e&l, as I got a good price for covering the marquee as well. Other insurances wanted to add 50 odd quid extra!:T0
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