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23rd September 2009
Most people carry some form of insurance such as auto, medical, life, etc. Since the average cost of the more than 2 million weddings in the U.S. is over $20,000, wedding insurance can cover billions of dollars caused by damages. With so much money spent ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle08th September 2009
With all of the time and effort put into your wedding, you want it to go just right. Sometimes though, life has unpleasant surprises in store for you that can lead to either the postponement of your special day, cancellation, or other disasters and faux p... Read >
Author: Mike Bromley04th August 2009
Be the best man you can be. That's the challenge a best man gets when he is given the privilege of supporting the groom on his big day. It's not just about turning up at the church or registry office or even remembering the ring. It's about being a good l... Read >
Author: Article Publisher22nd June 2009
Wedding insurance is perhaps one of the best possible deals you can get. When you consider the high risk of accident, loss, problems or cancellation, and the high value associated with these, a one off payment of £30 or so seems hardly here nor there. In... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
The problem with wedding insurance is that it doesn't seem very romantic. Weddings are a time for being optimistic and hopeful - the future is looking bright and cheerful. The problem is that reality doesn't always see the future as brightly as you do, an... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
Taking out wedding insurance is a little like saying that you think that there is a small chance that something unpredictable may happen. When you consider that every news story we read, see or hear is about something unpredictable that has happened, it i... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
Wedding insurance is increasingly taking on the role of holiday insurance for some couples, with an increasing number of people choosing to have their wedding either abroad, or at least a fair distance from where they live. Although traditionally couples ... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
Wedding insurance is not just there for when you need it - it's there because you will need it. The truth is that rarely does a wedding pass without event, without problem and without last minute panics and changes of plan. Of course, most weddings involv... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
You'd be amazed at the sorts of claims wedding insurance companies have to deal with. Unfortunately, weddings are fraught with risks, dangers and unforeseen problems, although for insurance companies who offer wedding cover, many of these problems have be... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
Have you arranged your wedding insurance cover yet? One of the things many betrothed couples do is leave out the insurance until either the last possible moment, or not at all, yet in practice insurance for your wedding is critical. There are enough worri... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
Let's be pessimistic about your wedding for a moment and consider wedding insurance. Clearly you and your partner will be optimistic, possibly the most optimistic you've ever been in your lives. Quite probably more optimistic than you ever will be again, ... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
Your wedding should be the happiest day of your life, but taking out suitable wedding insurance can help make that more likely. Couples getting married today are typically spending the same amount of money on their wedding as a brand new family car. Clear... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold22nd June 2009
Wedding insurance is one of those things that can easily be put off or ignored, but doing so can result in appalling consequences. Too often people can become absorbed in choosing just the right kind of wedding dress, or booking a fantastic carriage or id... Read >
Author: Justin Arnold18th June 2009
House insurance and home contents insurance is a contentious issue currently. Whilst many of us are cutting back on cover that seems less important during this time of economic struggle, insurance premiums are continuing to increase in price whilst the in... Read >
Author: MarkeD20th May 2009
The wedding insurance industry is still a relatively new concept for many couples, but it is being taken out by an increasing number of bride & grooms, especially with the rising average cost of a wedding. However, as the average wedding is now over $2000... Read >
Author: weddingdirectory06th May 2009
As times are tough many people in the UK are tightening their belts to save money wherever they can. With the average wedding costing £21,000 it's easy to understand why bride and grooms to be are trying to cut back on costs of all aspects of their weddi... Read >
Author: Adam Leyton15th April 2009
With the average cost of a wedding in the UK being about £15,000 ($22,000), it makes excellent sense to have wedding insurance to cover yourself in case something goes wrong. Although many people do not even want to think about such things, when planning... Read >
Author: Michael Breck09th April 2009
Your wedding is supposed to be the happiest day of your life - but organising it could be one of the most stressful experiences you've ever had to go through. The list of things you have to organise can seem never-ending: from booking a venue and choosing... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th April 2009
With UK weddings getting more expensive and more elaborate you may be unwilling to add to your costs by taking out wedding insurance. But is this a false economy? We unravel the facts behind wedding insurance so you can make an informed decision.
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Author: Adam Leyton20th March 2009
Getting married is a momentous occasion, but it is not surprising that there are many factors to consider and arrangements to be taken care of. Typical wedding plans to undertake include booking a venue, ordering food, wedding cake, flowers and other deco... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan02nd February 2009
Wedding insurance is as essential to your wedding planning as your wedding dress. Consider how much you spent on your car, was it less than the sum you are about to invest in your wedding? Would you even consider not having adequate car insurance? No? ... Read >
Author: Steve Shaw03rd December 2008
Having Insurance coverage for your wedding may be the single most important investment you could spend on your wedding day, with all insurances there are several different options available to cover your risks and unforeseen occurrences which could affect... Read >
Author: Simon hemmings03rd December 2008
Most weddings will end up costing more than a car, and would you drive your car without insurance? but most future husband and wife will risk their wedding plans without any insurance. If you compare the cost of house,car and personal insurance you will s... Read >
Author: Simon hemmings03rd December 2008
We all take insurance out for many reason whether it house, car or personal insurance but we never consider having Wedding insurance. Wedding insurance is like any other form of insurance, and doesn’t pay unless something goes wrong. Nobody wants things... Read >
Author: Simon hemmings03rd March 2008
Although weddings are typically recognized as the bride's day, this does not mean that the groom cannot get an equal share of the excitement. If a bride and groom plan their wedding together there is a better chance they will both have fond memories to ch... Read >
Author: MitchTripguy23rd January 2008
With the majority of weddings costing more than you would spend on a new car, it makes sense to ensure that you carry adequate insurance cover against the unexpected affecting your big day. When compared to other items that you would insure (house, posse... Read >
Author: Steve Shaw28th November 2006
Many couples ask whether or not they should purchase wedding insurance. In my opinion the answer should be an unequivocal “YES.” After all, the average cost of a wedding today is around $26,000. If you invested $26,000 in a new car, would you negle... Read >
Author: Sheilah Marshall31st August 2006
Nobody planning their big day would like to think for even one second that something could go wrong. A wedding day should be perfect in every way and nothing should get in the way of perfection. However, it's important to be realistic about things. The ... Read >
Author: Emily Tanner26th May 2006
Wedding planning truly is an art and that's why many brides pay someone to organise every last detail, right down to writing the wedding invitations! Some brides even take a year off work to plan their big day! This is pretty extreme and not really necess... Read >
Author: Emily Tanner08th January 2006
Depending on how much time you have between the engagement, and the date you want to get married, this scheduling guide may need to be adapted to fit your timetable. As soon as you are engaged, or at least 6 months before your wedding there are things tha... Read >
Author: Mary Jane Holmes08th January 2006
Did you know that you can get wedding Insurance? There are companies that will cover your losses, if a major catastrophe should occur. A wedding can cost more than a new car. You insure your car, why not your wedding? If a hurricane prevents your groom fr... Read >
Author: Mary Jane Holmes
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