it's just in case of cancellation (cold feet don't count) or postponement, or if a vendor doesn't show ....
is it worth the money (it's only a couple of hundred dollars through WedSafe)?
pipermaru
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no b/c you can always get a vendor on breach of contract
SugarBliss226
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TRAVELERS HAS GOOD ONE I THINK I BEEN LOOKING IN TO IT FOR 350.00 COVERAGES NO SHOWS, IF PLACE CLOSES DOWN.. SEVERE WEATHER.. CHECK IT OUT IF I FIND OUT MORE I LET YOU KNOW
halfbaked
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Posted by pipermaru
no b/c you can always get a vendor on breach of contract
This is what I've always thought. I feel like if you are thorough enough in your contracts, you should be okay without it.
HarrymetSally
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I think since you are having the wedding at a hall it's not really necessary- I think it's only good to have if it's a destination wedding or if there is no back up location for an outdoor wedding. HTH
JamDancer
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i think it's a waste??? I have never heard of someone cancellng their wedding bc of a vendor not showing or something.... i mean like someone else said I could MAYBE see if it was like a destination wedding and there was a hurricane? but when the day comes and something goes wrong are you really gonna cancel???
BriansWifey
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we didnt get any... and im pretty sure if a vendor backs out, it breaks ur contract with them. breach of contract....
SimHawk8
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With places going out of business , trees falling on house etc I think it's worth 350.00 just in case. I just remember the bridezilla episode where her reception hall caught on fire. Things happen that what insurance is for.
Blueeyes_two
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Hi i was wondering what you were able to find out baout the wedding insurance through travlers - -what is the name or the loink??, my friend is getting marriend in barbados, and i need to help her look into it - -thanks Liz
SugarBliss226
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http://www.protectmywedding.com/why.html
here is the link hope it helps, for travelers wedding day insurance, im def going do it yea i understand if comapany doesnt provide service you have breach of contract but themn you have pay for lawyer and such.. saves time and moeny, and what happens is someone gets sick, or company goes out business 300.00 dollars is not alot to protect a 35k purchase :) just my thoughts
