Never, ever ask wedding insurance companies what sort of things they cover. Not unless you’re sitting down, have a strong drink and a tough constitution. The fact is that virtually everything can go wrong, and statistically, it usually does.

Across Brand Levitra the country there are around a quarter of a million weddings each year, and at around £20,000 each that’s about five billion pounds in weddings every single year! If you stacked that up in pound coins it would be 1,780 times taller than Everest – that’s a lot of money to gamble, and that’s why we have wedding insurance firms to help when things go wrong – which they will.

For example, Sheila and Dave Tadacip had a beautiful wedding planned, and on the morning of the special day were delighted to see the sun shining. They’d made it – what could go wrong now?

Sheila and her bridesmaids were all waiting excitedly for the hair and makeup people to arrive. Having spent over £1,000 on hair and makeup the Bride and her girls were hoping to look their very best for the photographs.

As the time ticked by, and no one arrived they began getting worried, and the Bride started turning into a cross between a headless chicken and Godzilla. It turned out that the hair and makeup vendors had got the wrong address, but refused to return the deposit.

Then there’s the case of the wedding photographer last year who went bankrupt. The week before the wedding he telephoned the Bride to explain that he had had to declare himself bankrupt, and would not be attending the wedding, and that he propecia tabs would not be able to return the £2,000 deposit.

But sometimes it isn’t the service providers which cause the problem – sometimes it can be the guests, as demonstrated during the wedding of Sue and Gareth. All had gone well, and the sun had shone throughout. They were very pleased, because the pictures would look superb.

However, at some point during the reception the photographer’s bag was stolen. Inside the bag was quite a lot of camera equipment, but that wasn’t all – it also contained several rolls of film and video footage from the wedding. Fortunately the wedding insurance form covered the cost of replacing the equipment, and restaging the photographs at a later date.

Then again, neither the service providers nor the guests can be blamed. Sometimes it’s the Bride herself who has to take the fall – literally.

June had enjoyed the time of her life, and the Caribbean band were fantastic. She had enjoyed the bar facilities and was now shaking her stuff on the dance floor with total abandon. The combination of alcohol, emotions, a shiny dance floor and high heels was not a good one, and she ended up falling straight through a bongo.

No really, don’t laugh it was a very serious matter. The bongos in question cost £400 – even more than the Bride’s bar tab.

Fortunately her wedding insurance policy included liability cover, although the bongo was bonged-out for the rest of the day.

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