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The Best Wedding Insurance to Consider – Bridebook x Wedinsure

Wedding insurance is the best way to protect yourself financially in case things don’t go to plan before or during your big day. Providing cover for weddings and civil partnerships up to £50,000, Wedinsure is our top option to consider if you’re looking to protect your wedding. 

Reasons to consider Wedinsure

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Wedinsure is a great flexible wedding insurance provider. Cover ranges from £5,000 to £50,000, with prices starting from as little as a £43.99 one-off payment. Plus, there’s nil excess on certain sections of cover. That means you’ll receive 100% of the money you claim (up to the sum insured for those sections of cover). 

Wedinsure offers 10 different levels of cancellation protection. Key benefits include cover if you need to cancel or reschedule your wedding in the case of the following:

  • Any of your suppliers meet with financial failure
  • You or a close relative falls ill, dies or is injured 
  • The weather or a natural disaster means you or at least half of your guests can’t make it to your wedding
  • Any of your wedding must-haves are lost or damaged (attire, gifts, rings, flowers, cake)

There’s also cover for destination weddings and personal liability coverage, plus plenty of brilliant optional add-ons such as marquee cover, COVID-19 cover, public liability, excess waiver and even ceremonial swords!

 

Protect your wedding today with Wedinsure 

So, if you’re looking for the best way to protect your wedding investment, take a look at Wedinsure today. And to learn more, check out our ultimate guide to wedding insurance

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Sophia Shafiee

Sophia is a passionate writer and editor and expert on all things wedding content related, with a First Class degree from the University of Oxford . She frequently shares her wedding advice and tips with leading UK publications on behalf of Bridebook.com, including Harper’s Bazaar, SheerLuxe and Porter Magazine.