Wedding Insurance Group

27/08/2026

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19/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our clients for your trust and support in allowing us to protect and care for your business insurance this year.
We hope 2025 has been a wonderful year for you, and we’re excited to continue working together in the future. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas! 🎁🌟
Here are our opening hours over the festive period.

19/12/2025

Running a wedding side hustle and wondering if you really need insurance yet?

Maybe you’re:

- A weekend photographer

- An evening florist

- A part‑time planner or stylist

- A cake maker working from your kitchen

If you charge for it, it’s no longer “just helping out” – it’s a business, and couples see you as a professional.

The risk isn’t how often you work; it’s what happens if something goes wrong at just one wedding. That could be:

- A guest tripping over your kit

- Accidental damage to the venue

- Lost or damaged equipment

- A client claiming you “ruined” their day

Many people assume the couple’s or venue’s insurance will cover everything, but those policies are designed to protect them. They can still come to you if they believe you’re responsible. Your own business cover exists to protect you and your side hustle.

Depending on what you do, you might need things like:

- Public liability (for injury or property damage)

- Professional indemnity (for mistakes, delays or advice)

- Equipment cover (for your cameras, props, tech, cake equipment etc.)

- Employers’ liability (if you use staff or helpers)

Even if you’re home‑based or only doing a handful of weddings, the right cover can help you:

- Protect your savings and income

- Meet venue requirements

- Show couples you’re serious and professional

If you’d like a plain‑English breakdown of what side hustlers in the wedding industry should be thinking about, read the full guide here:
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Running a part-time wedding business from home? Discover why even small side hustles like floristry, cake making or photography need insurance and the key covers that protect your income and reputation.

03/12/2025

💍 Planning your dream wedding for 2026–2029?

Before you book venues, suppliers or sign contracts, consider protecting your big day with wedding insurance.

Your wedding may be one of the biggest costs you ever splurge your savings on, so why not protect your deposits and dream wedding day with insurance.

✨ Why wedding insurance matters:
- Cover for non-refundable deposits, so you’re protected if a venue or vendor cancels.

- Protection if you need to postpone or cancel due to illness, injury, extreme weather, or other unexpected events.

- Cover for lost or damaged wedding items - dresses, rings, gifts, decorations, photos, and more.

- Optional public liability cover, giving peace of mind for you and your guests.

💡 With weddings getting more expensive and unpredictable, even a basic insurance plan can offer real peace of mind, for a relatively small additional cost.

If you’re engaged and planning ahead … why not safeguard your big day now? 🎉

Don't leave your wedding to chance. Protect your big day with Dreamsaver Wedding Insurance, covering cancellations, public liability, supplier failures & more

03/11/2025

We are seeing more people turn their creativity into wedding side hustles, from baking and floral design to photography and venue styling. It's a wonderful way to earn extra income doing something you enjoy.

However, even small businesses can face unexpected risks. A damaged venue, an injured guest or stolen equipment can all result in costly claims, and home insurance rarely covers business activities.

Our latest blog explains why the right insurance is essential for wedding suppliers and how it can give you peace of mind as your business grows.

👉 Read more: https://www.weddinginsurancegroup.co.uk/news/side-hustle-insurance/

💬 Do you run a wedding side hustle? We would love to hear how you are protecting your business.

Running a part-time wedding business from home? Discover why even small side hustles like floristry, cake making or photography need insurance and the key covers that protect your income and reputation.

03/10/2025

🚫💍 Did you know? Sharing photos online without the right permissions could land your wedding business in hot water.

Copyright laws protect photographers and online creators, meaning you can’t just repost images you don’t own or haven’t been given permission to use.

✅ Always credit correctly
✅ Get written permission
✅ Use your own content when in doubt

Protect your business, protect your reputation. 📸✨

17/09/2025

Did you know? ‘Breach of copyright’ is usually excluded from insurance policies, but Wedding Insurance Group include it.

Speak to one of our expert account handlers today to find out how we can protect your business from copyright penalties.

0121 550 2380

15/09/2025

Even the best planners and suppliers can face disputes. Professional Indemnity Cover protects your reputation and your finances if your advice or services are challenged.

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11/09/2025

Everyone knows Public Liability…
…but Professional Indemnity is the quiet risk wedding suppliers overlook. 🕵️‍♀️✨

One small mistake - wrong advice, missed booking, incorrect alterations - can cost thousands or your reputation.

👉 Swipe to see real-life claims.

Wedding Insurance Group specialise in business insurance for the wedding industry. Call us on 0121 550 2380 to ask us about Professional Indemnity and how it can protect your business.

10/09/2025

🚫 Did you know? Sharing photos or images on social media or uploading to your website without the right permissions could land your wedding business in hot water?

Copyright laws protect photographers, venues and creatives meaning you can’t just repost images you don’t own or haven’t been given permission to use. (This includes GIFs and memes)

✅ always credit correctly
✅ get written permission
✅ use your own content when in doubt