Congratulations! The two of you, your extended family, and all of your friends and relatives are overjoyed at the prospect of your upcoming marriage.
It takes an extensive amount of time, effort, and money to arrange the big day in general. Limo service, wedding dress, floral arrangements, photography, reception location, food, drinks, entertainment, and more all add up. After all, this is the party that everyone will be talking about: the one when two people pledge their lives to one other in a vow of loyalty, love, and shared existence.
Everyone that goes into getting ready also includes a dash of joy and eager expectation. But if things don’t go as planned, the excitement and anticipation may quickly give way to actual sadness and financial loss. Accidents and setbacks may occur even during joyful events. What precautions can the happy couple take to safeguard themselves against any difficulties?
Insurance is the solution, as it is for nearly anything else that subjects a homeowner, motorist, company owner, or family member to danger. There is, in fact, coverage available to safeguard your nuptials.
In what ways are you protected by this novel sort of indemnity?
The following insurance claims are meant to serve as instances of this very thing.
Property Loss
The best man failed to extinguish the candle located in the groom’s chamber and had to be reminded to do so by the groom. Unfortunately, a fire broke out as a consequence of this, causing some damage to the leased ballroom’s walls and flooring.
- Insurance against cancellation
The dinner space was reserved around two years earlier by the bride’s family. Over that time period, the company had financial difficulties that led to its final bankruptcy. The wedding had to be postponed since the venue was booked.
Jewelry Protection
The groom was sure he had put the wedding bands in the box with the black velvet lining. But when he unwrapped the package, it wasn’t there.
Healthcare Costs
The waltz round was full of energy, and the upbeat music set the mood well. The groom’s father went a little far with the dance moves, unfortunately. When he started to lose his footing, the slick floor didn’t help things. A shattered limb and emergency surgery followed the unfortunate mishap.
Liability for Food and Drink
There was a major problem with one of the meal’s main courses. After eating hospital spiced corned beef at the wedding reception, five people became sick and had to be taken to the hospital.