Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak insurers are currently not accepting applications for wedding insurance.
Most policies offer the same cover for your wedding, including cover for rings, suppliers and your venue, if it takes place abroad or in the UK.
However, there are extra benefits and exclusions with overseas wedding insurance you should be aware of.
Overseas wedding insurance policies should include essential document indemnity.
This means you will be covered if any of the important documents you need to get married abroad need to be replaced.
These include things like:
Passports
Visas
Birth certificates
It will cover any reasonable fees or travel and accommodation costs you have to pay to get copies while you are abroad.
Before you buy a policy, check if there are any things not covered if you get married overseas.
For example, most insurers do not include third party liability cover if your wedding takes place in the USA or Canada.
Find out what else is not covered under a wedding insurance policy here.
The wedding party and any guests travelling with you will still need travel insurance to cover things like:
Medical expenses if you are ill or injured
Cancellation and delay of your flights
Baggage and personal money if lost or stolen
The cost of getting home if you are ill or injured
Wedding insurance does not cover your honeymoon, so if you are travelling elsewhere after your wedding make sure you get travel insurance for this too.