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Wedding Insurance<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Who would you risk the most important day of your life? Trust TruePoint to protect your wedding day.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

\u00a0 \u00a0Weddings, regardless of the current economy, are still quite expensive events. The average cost of a wedding still approaches $30,000. Insurance has become a necessary component to provide special protection for this extremely important, personal event.<\/p>\n

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Coverages vary, read your policy<\/h6>\n

Wedding insurance is not standardized, so policy wording can be quite different among the specialty insurance companies that offer protection. Wedding insurance can help protect against the huge expenses suffered if, for certain reasons, the wedding is either postponed or is canceled. Protection can be purchased to respond to loss involving unrecoverable expenses as well as to lawsuits that result from a wedding that is not held as planned.<\/p>\n

Policy Coverages<\/h6>\n

Usually, to qualify for coverage, a wedding\u2019s cancellation or delay has to be caused by an eligible source of loss\/disruption such as catastrophic weather, a church where the wedding is to be held suffers smoke damage and is suddenly closed, or the reception caterer closes her business the day before the wedding.<\/p>\n

Items covered by the policy are usually expenses that can\u2019t be recovered (non-refundable). Eligible expenses often include the following:<\/p>\n