Description
Wedding insurance is bought once and rarely read again, which is exactly how gaps in cover go unnoticed until a claim is needed. This register works through the risks that actually occur in weddings, from supplier failure to extreme weather to public liability, and gives you a structured way to check your policy against each one in plain language rather than legal wording.
Built for planners advising clients on risk and couples reviewing their own policy before the wedding, this is the document that turns a vague sense of being covered into a confirmed, recorded answer for every major risk on the day.
What is inside
- Why a personal risk register matters more than reading the policy once
- Seven major wedding risks explained, including supplier failure, weather, illness, public liability, attire and photography
- A printable risk and cover register table to record likelihood, cover and policy section
- An 18-point checklist of questions to ask before you buy a policy
- Guidance on reading a policy properly, including definitions and exclusions
- Insider tips on timing your purchase, documentation and supplier liability proof
- An insurance notes page for your own policy number, limits and claims process
Who it is for
Wedding and event planners advising clients on risk management, and couples reviewing their own wedding insurance before committing significant non-refundable deposits. Particularly useful for outdoor ceremonies, marquee weddings, destination weddings, and any wedding with a large guest list or significant supplier spend.
What changes
Instead of assuming a policy covers everything because a broker said so, you have a written record of what is covered, what is excluded, and what documentation you need if a claim ever arises. Suppliers are asked for their own liability proof before the day, receipts are kept in one place, and cover is reviewed again whenever spending or plans change.
What’s inside
- Seven major wedding risks explained
- Printable risk and cover register table
- 18-point pre-purchase question checklist
- Guidance on reading a policy properly
- Insider tips on timing and documentation
- Insurance notes page
