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Cancellation & 

Postponement

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If your wedding is cancelled or postponed because of unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather conditions, power failure, cancellation/postponement (sorry, change of heart doesn’t count) then you could be reimbursed for all non-refundable expenses paid to vendors.

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What does wedding insurance cover?
WedCov Wedding Event Cancellation/Postponement Insurance offers protection if you need to cancel/reschedule your event for reasons such as:

  • Severe weather

  • Sudden illness

  • Lost/non-refundable deposits

  • Vendor bankruptcy

 

Coverage provides protection for:

  • Damage to wedding attire such as bridal gown, wedding rings

  • Damaged wedding photos/videos

  • Stolen gifts

  • … and more

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Postponement & Cancellation

Pays the maximum amount for covered cancellation or postponement of the event, including lost deposits or other charges paid, or contracted to be paid by you, for transportation, catering, property and equipment rentals, hall and location rentals, accommodations, special attire, special jewelry, flowers, event photographs/videos and entertainment expenses.

Extra Expense

Helps pay for extra expenses incurred to avoid an otherwise necessary cancellation or postponement (e.g., should the electricity go out making it impossible to proceed with the reception unless emergency generators are used, the additional cost would be covered up to the limits of the Extra Expense coverage).

Photographs & Videos

Provides coverage for losses related to a professional photographer or videographer (e.g., if the photographer fails to appear, or the videographer loses his camera with your digital film, this extension of coverage would help offset associated costs).

Gifts

Provides reimbursement if the wedding gifts are damaged within seven days of the event, this benefit provides reimbursement. Please note that if the gifts are stolen, for coverage to exist the theft must be reported to police.

Special Attire

Provides coverage for damage or loss to special attire like the wedding gown or the groom’s tuxedo. Should a glass of red wine irreparably stain the wedding dress, or the tuxedo splits at a seam, this coverage helps pay for repair or replacement.

Special Jewelry

Pays for special jewelry damaged or stolen during the week preceding your wedding. Because coverage for losing jewelry (e.g., wedding bands) is not included, you may consider adding such items to a homeowner insurance jewelry floater.

Loss of Deposits

Provides protection and payment for a loss of deposit due to a vendor ceasing operations or otherwise not fulfilling their contractual obligations.

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