Wedding insurance

Re: Wedding insurance

• sms274 member

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  I keep meaning to look into it but just haven't found the time. I am curious to see what the other girls have to say. Thanks for posting this

  
  
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• FutureMrsL.R.Allen

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  One venue I worked at (a Garden type venue) made it mandatory that brides got insurance.  You can get a rider on your home owners or renters insurance for the wedding.  But it was not necessarily in case the venue went under, it was in case something happened at the wedding where a guest may sue the venue or the bride/groom.I did not get insurance because there is a clause in my contract with the venue about what would happen if anything happened to the venue, either something like bankruptcy or a natrual disaster.  If this was not in my contract I would have added a rider to my home owners insurance.  There are also companies that offer wedding insurance, but I am not sure what they are.

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• NillaWafer10 member

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  I found this great article from the BBB.http://www.bbb.org/us/article/bbb-advice-on-purchasing-wedding-insurance;-avoid-being-jilted-at-the-altar-by-bankrupt-vendors-9868

  

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• azbride11 member

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  Thanks Ladies!   This was really helpful.  I am going to go ahead and purchase the insurance.  It seems worth it with all of the different vendors I will be working with.  It will only be about $250 total, less than $300 if I got maximum coverage.  Seems like it might be worth it given the money I am investing.

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• jazsalazar member

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  Some banks and credit card companys offer it. I think I saw something at Desert Schools.

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