Thursday, July 29, 2010

Ecclesiastical Wedding Insurance - A Review

Wedding Insurance is fast becoming a popular subject amongst couples. Wedding Plan Insurance is useful as it helps ncover for problems, disasters or mistakes on your wedding day, from a broken-down wedding car, to a problem at the wedding venue or just about anything...

Choosing competitive wedding insurance is a task not to be taken lightly. Our wedding insurance reviews will help guide you through when looking for wedding insurance quotes.


thunkpad says:
"Ecclesiastical are the only insurer who have agreed to cover couples affected by the demise of the gift list company Wrapit (see Google for details). They have agreed to cover us despite the fact that Wrapit collapsed two months after our wedding and so after the policy had officially ended. Without Ecclesiastical we could have lost over £2,500-worth of gifts bought by our guests so we are naturally delighted by the pleasant and efficient service they have given us. Unfortunately people who had insurance with Confetti, Debenhams, etc have not been so lucky and in some cases have lost thousands.

It's worth noting that Ecclesiastical is also the company behind M&S wedding insurance but we found it cheaper to go direct."

kateuk says:
"Ecclesiastical Insurance gave me great wedding insurance cover at the lowest price I found. As a long established company, I would trust them not to wriggle out of paying, like some other insurers might."

xeno says:
"I've heard good things of Ecclesiastical Wedding Insurance, in particular that they were the only company that paid out when the gift company wrapit went out of business. I felt this was a positive sign of their willingness to be fair and help couples, something that's obviously very important! They are not the cheapest but they're not the most expensive either, and crucially their policies seem to be the most flexible. You can use their 'mix and match' option so cover various different aspects of your day to different levels. For example, if you're not using a wedding car (perhaps your wedding is at the same place as the reception venue so there's no need) you don't need to include this cover. On the other hand, if your venue is very expensive but you've budgeted strictly in other areas you can have lots of venue-related cover but little for other things. And so on. In the end my policy came to just under £60, which I thought was very reasonable. Their website was easy to use and taking out the policy was painless. One last thing: Ecclesiastical are the company behind Marks and Spencer wedding insurance. M&S don't have any excess(es) on their policy, where Ecclesiastical have £50 on each separate claim. However, M&S cover is not so flexible: the most basic policy is about £50, and the second tier up is £99. So you have to weigh it up: if you want very basic cover M&S may be better, if you want something in the middle Ecclesiastical may be better for you."

peterho says:
"Ecclesiastical Insurance Wedding Insurance would not give my daughters groom (who is a lawyer in Munich) insurance cover as he does not currently have a UK address, I find the company should be ashamed of the prejudice towards non-UK residents."

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