While the winter wedding season will never be as popular as the spring and summer, the holiday aesthetic, unique backdrop and cost savings have made them fabulous options for couples who want to buck convention. Unfortunately, there’s a lot more planning involved for these types of festivities, especially when it comes to contingency plans.
If you’re holding a winter wedding this year or next, wedding insurance should be at the top of your to-do list. You never know what may come up or what unexpected calamity may befall your nuptials, and the winter season may not afford you any favors. Here are a few ways that insurance can cover the most common cold weather quandaries.
- Adverse Weather
With all of the catering, flowers and other items that will be arriving on your special day, a major storm that could cause the event to be canceled could cost you thousands if you aren’t insured. Insurance will cover all of these essential details, as well as the cancelation or postponement of the wedding to a later date.
- Vendor No-Shows
While you hope that everyone you’ll hire for your wedding will be reliable, if someone fails to show up, this can be a major headache that could also cost you money. Insurance can cover personal mishaps of your vendors, and during the winter season when many have busy holiday engagements, this is a great security policy to have in place.
- Sickness
Winter is flu season, so if you or your significant other happen to come down with a major illness that could force you to cancel the ceremony, wedding insurance can also cover this major liability that may befall the bride, groom or another participant.
As winter wedding season kicks off, make sure you err on the side of caution and invest in wedding insurance that can tackle any major issue as it arises!
