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Do you need wedding insurance?

Organising your wedding day is a lot of fun, but it can be expensive too. Having insurance can give you a financial safety net if something goes wrong, but do you really need it?

What is wedding insurance?

Your wedding could be one of the most expensive things you ever pay for, so it is worth having insurance in case something goes wrong. Here is how wedding insurance works.

What are the best ways to pay for your wedding?

Your wedding will be an amazing day, but an expensive one. Choosing the right way to pay for your big day could help you come in on budget.

How to make a wedding insurance claim

If you have wedding insurance and something goes wrong on your big day, your policy is there to cover the cost. Here is how to claim on your wedding insurance policy.

Sneaky wedding costs to look out for

Keeping track of all the different costs involved in organising a wedding can be tricky, particularly when there are so many hidden expenses that can sneak up on you when you least expect it.

Are prenuptial agreements fair or unromantic?

We take a look at when they are a smart idea and whether you should get one if you are tying the knot in the near future.

How will getting married affect your finances?

We all know that tying the knot can affect your day-to-day money management, but exactly what effect does marriage or a civil partnership have on your financial status? We take a look.

8 easy ways to save money on your wedding

The average cost of a wedding is now well over £20,000 but you do not need to spend a small fortune to have the best day ever. Here are eight easy ways you can save money on your wedding without compromising your dream day.

How to pay for your wedding abroad

1 in 5 British couples are getting married abroad to cut costs without sacrificing quality, but many do not realise that they are losing out by overlooking their options when making payments abroad.

Are Christmas Clubs the best way to save?

Christmas Clubs that claim to help you spread the cost of festivities over the course of a year are on the rise. But what are they, how do you choose the right one and are they really the best way to save?

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