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Wedding insurance - where should I get it from??
pollypoo
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Hiya,
I'm getting married next year and have already paid lots of deposits for the reception, car hire, photographer etc so I was going to get insurance just in case anything went wrong - does anyone have any suggestions of the best place to get it from?
I was going to use Confetti, but my friend is having problems with her claim after her wedding dress was damaged at the reception - apparently the dress is only covered for the ceremony itself!!
I would be grateful for any help you can give
Thanks!
I'm getting married next year and have already paid lots of deposits for the reception, car hire, photographer etc so I was going to get insurance just in case anything went wrong - does anyone have any suggestions of the best place to get it from?
I was going to use Confetti, but my friend is having problems with her claim after her wedding dress was damaged at the reception - apparently the dress is only covered for the ceremony itself!!
I would be grateful for any help you can give
Thanks!
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I used http://www.eandl.co.uk/weddinginsurance/ but never had to claim
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Thanks

- does anyone else have any suggestions? Or has anyone got wedding insurance and had to make a claim, and didn't have any problems?0 -
I was going to use Confetti, but my friend is having problems with her claim after her wedding dress was damaged at the reception - apparently the dress is only covered for the ceremony itself!!
I have no experience of this type of insurance and haven't looked at any of these policies but I'd be surprised if any insurer covered the dress after the ceremony - imagine how many claims they would end up with for not so accidental damage to very expensive dresses which, let's face it, are more often than not worn only once......0 -
Ecclesiastical Insurance certainly used to offer this: https://www.ecclesiastical.com - and they are very good indeed at paying up on their other insurance products in my experience.0
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Allianz Cornhill via a company called Jackson Emms do it I think.0
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