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Weddings can be expensive, and if you're planning to tie the knot abroad, it's important to have a financial safety net.

As of 4th September 2023, our wedding cover is available as an optional add-on on all our travel insurance policies policies, so you can safeguard your big day, whilst also getting everything else you would expect from an ordinary travel insurance policy.

What's included?

Ceremonial items - loss, theft or damage:

• £1,500 for ceremonial attire (loss, theft or damage)
• £1,000 for ceremonial gifts (loss, theft or damage)
• £150 for cash ceremonial gifts (loss, theft or damage)
• £500 for ceremonial rings - £250 per ring (loss, theft or damage)
• £500 single item limit (loss, theft or damage)
• £750 Restaging photographs, video and digital media
• £750 Replacement photographs, video and digital media

Wedding abroad insurance advice

As everyone knows, weddings often involve considerable monetary expense. For this reason, if you're planning a wedding abroad, taking out a basic travel insurance policy may not be enough to cover all the expenses, should something not go according to plan. Taking out a travel insurance policy with specialised wedding cover included will see that that all the important elements of your wedding are protected, including rings, dresses, wedding gifts, photographs and photography services.

Holiday Extras wedding travel insurance cover includes cover for wedding dresses, suits, shoes, make-up and flowers all bought especially for the bride and groom on their wedding day. You will also receive cover for wedding gifts which are sent before the journey or received during the trip, as well as cover for the bride and groom's wedding rings.

Getting married abroad can be a clever way to save money on a wedding, whilst making the whole occasion a lot more memorable. Dealing with the legal side of things can be a little tricky though. Here are some of the things you'll need to consider, if you're planning to get married abroad.

First of all, bear in mind that the marriage will need to be legally recognised both in the UK and the country in which the marriage is taking place. You'll also need some specific legal documents such as:

• Full birth certificates
• Certificate of no impediment
• Single status declaration
• Passports with at least 6 months validity left

If you are divorced, you'll also need a 'Decree Absolute', and if you are widowed, you'll need the death certificate of the deceased spouse as well as the marriage certificate from the previous marriage.

Be sure to bring originals of all the necessary documents. You'll also need to be aware that some countries will have a 'minimum residency period' which means you and you're prospective spouse will have had to have been in the country a set number of days before you can go ahead with the wedding.

Additional cover

Alongside our wedding cover, we have further options available so you can customise your policy to include winter sports, cruise and gadget cover.

Do you have a medical condition?

If you have a pre-existing condition then be sure to declare all. Simply complete our booking form above so we can customise your medical insurance policy to ensure you're adequately insured. Powered by Holiday Extras, we work together so you set off with appropriate holiday insurance.