Log In
Register
Home
12:52 pm
Groomling
January 24, 2011
Offline
We have because it was £20 and saves a lot of hassle. We did think about it for ages though but decided to go for it.
5:57 pm
Groomling
March 10, 2011
Offline
we sure are planning to add wedding insurance very soon think it;s a great idea
7:24 pm
Groomling
March 10, 2011
Offline
It's not occurred to me until now to get wedding insurance, but now we're starting to shell out our hard earned savings it's def something to consider. Ka
Karen lewis
11:54 am
Groomzilla
March 14, 2011
Offline
We won't be spending a huge a mount on the wedding but I think £30 for wedding insurance is worth it for a bit of peace of mind.
If I win these vouchers I will definitely get the Debenhams wedding insurance!!!!
9:24 pm
Groomling
March 14, 2011
Offline
John Williams
If this was a lavish wedding with all the bells and whistles, then I would have to consider insurance for her special day..
But we have decided on a quieter event, I am not sure insurance would help… She wants to do it all herself
A challenge for all the family and friends.. =op
12:04 pm
Groomus Maximus
March 17, 2011
Offline
Will be taking out wedding insurance for sure. I know a bride whose mother had a stroke on her wedding day and they had to cancel everything so I definately think it's worth it even just for peace of mind :-)
8:58 am
Groomling
January 17, 2011
Offline
Kayleigh
Wedding insurance was the 1st thing we did! But that's probably influenced by the fact that I work in insurance!
11:11 am
Groomus Maximus
March 7, 2011
Offline
Hadnt even considered this! I suppose it is a good idea but Ill have to see if the budget can stretch to it.
11:38 am
Groomling
March 14, 2011
Offline
We didnt take any out, but if I had my time over again I would, we spent 5 x out budget, and to not insure was really daft
6:28 pm
Groomling
March 20, 2011
Offline
we have it – such an expensive day 
12:50 am
Groomus Maximus
August 10, 2010
Offline
Wedding insurance seems like a good idea, it depends on exactly what's covered I suppose. I applied for a quote from Debenhams and it was £39 for the Silver level cover, which seemed reasonable. Pity they can't guarantee good weather, or that no embarrassing relatives will turn up!
2:22 pm
Groomling
March 14, 2011
Offline
We havent taken out insurance as out budget is too tight but we have been living together for years so dont feel its as important
10:15 pm
Groomling
March 14, 2011
Offline
Not taking out insurance. Thoughts of money are a passion-killer. :)
11:39 am
Groomling
March 14, 2011
Offline
We have only just started planning our wedding and didn't even realise that you could get wedding insurance until we went to a wedding show and saw some stands about it. After talking to people at said stands i think we will be taking out insurance am amazed at how many things can go wrong and how many compainies to do with weddings dont give full refunds so insurance is a must for us.
Stuart Watts
9:38 pm
Groomus Maximus
January 24, 2011
Offline
Oh go on you know you want to :-)
12:40 pm
Groomus Maximus
January 8, 2011
Offline
I didn't know when I got married (more than 30 and 35 years ago now) about the existence of wedding insurance. I suppose the need to take it out is proportional to the cost of the ceremony and associated items. It's almost a truism that insurers will insure you for events that will not happen (or, if so, only very rarely) whereas they will want an arm and a leg to insure you against something that might have a reasonable prospect of happening. I am unlikely to get married again and therefore will not have any need for wedding insurance.
10:01 pm
Groomling
July 13, 2011
Offline
Neil McCaskill
we are getting married abroad 
, so we have taken insurance that seems to cover any eventuality. Fingers crossed we wont need it!!
3:54 pm
Groomling
July 28, 2011
Offline
The home of Leeds entrepreneurs Terry George and Michael Rothwell, the castle is situated in a secluded, wooded valley, adjacent to a deer park, midway between Leeds and Manchester.
Terry and Michael spent over 4 years, and almost £1 million restoring the castle, taking the walls back to the original brickwork and creating an opulent look with deep colours, dark wood and highly textured fabrics.
8:34 pm
That's Mr Groom To You
December 2, 2010
Offline
Rob Kedge
We are getting insurance, I think through the net, I have let the better half look around for it while I have budgeted lol.
Main reason for it is to make sure we have peace of mind. We know roughly how much the wedding is costing, so just have to find a package that covers us – the biggest worry is that any of our providers, or the venue go bust – I'm sure it won't happen, but you do have to be careful…!
Most Users Ever Online: 91
Currently Online:
8 Guest(s)
Currently Browsing this Page:
2 Guest(s)
Top Posters:
Craig Morris: 468
John Thorp: 181
admin: 173
Pete Boyland: 135
Dan Anderson: 58
johnethorp: 54
Rob Kedge: 47
TudorVII: 46
funkyhen: 34
Tim Evans: 32
Member Stats:
Guest Posters: 49
Members: 5308
Moderators: 0
Admins: 3
Forum Stats:
Groups: 1
Forums: 12
Topics: 811
Posts: 3575
Newest Members: jameswt86, jimholland, horsedrawn, neilvanstone, londonphantoms, pistachiokid
Moderators:
Administrators: Andrew Shanahan (699), Bernice de Braal (34), Stag Test Dummy (117)
