sorry..dont know what happened there...But how soon do you take out wedding insurance?

Re: sorry..dont know what happened there...But how soon do you take out wedding insurance?

okay am i completely out of it..what is wedding insurance?

Re: sorry..dont know what happened there...But how soon do you take out wedding insurance?

hm...i guess there is insurance for everything..

i know each vender is insured (Crest Hollow ask to make sure they are all insured 1 million dollors)

what is that and how would it apply to us? say a hurricane or something on our wedding day?

Re: sorry..dont know what happened there...But how soon do you take out wedding insurance?

wedding insurance covers you if for some reason your wedding is cancelled, other than change of heart..like if there is a hurricane or a blackout or something. It covers a certain amount that you can choose, for the reception hall, loss of deposits, wedding photos, etc.
check out www.wedsafe.com

Re: sorry..dont know what happened there...But how soon do you take out wedding insurance?

go to www.wedsafe.com

I would think that as soon as you enter into a contract with any vendor insurance could be used.

Please read the fine print, though, there are certain things that are not covered.

Re: sorry..dont know what happened there...But how soon do you take out wedding insurance?

We went through wedsafe.com although there are others, like firemans fund or somehting like that. my inlaws2b insurance company and our reception hall gave us info, too. when i asked our reception hall lady if it was necessary she said it was the smart thing to do. we booked and a week later took out insurance. it is a one time fee of anywhere from $150 to $350. we got the inbetween one and feel that if it is a waste, it's a waste but it is a waste that i feel peace of mind with. you insure your car, you insure your house, you insure your ring, insure your day!!!

Re: sorry..dont know what happened there...But how soon do you take out wedding insurance?

I think it's a really good idea, in case something horrible happens. Spending $170 to cover a $16,000 event is a no-brainer to me. Remember you only really have to cover the deposits - if your wedding is postponed due to most things other than cold feet (Weather, God forbid, terrorist attack), most vendors will work with you for the payments that were due at the wedding.