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4:49 p.m. - Wedding Insurance Becoming More Popular

By: Betsey Martin, KARK 4-News
Updated: August 10, 2008
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At KARK, we're always trying to find ways for you to protect your pocketbook. Here's a tip for couples planning their wedding.

We asked soon-to-be brides and grooms, if they'd consider buying wedding insurance....in case the unthinkable ruins their special day.

With the average cost of a wedding approaching $30,000, wedding insurance is becoming more popular. But not everyone we spoke to is ready to sign up for the insurance.

"I think you should go ahead and have a second place already planned it in case something happens like that," bride Audra Kizzio said.

So what does it cover?

A basic policy costs anywhere from $125 to $500 and protects against postponements due to weather or illness, a missing officiant -- such as your minister, no-show vendors like the caterer, and damage to your location in case things get out of hand at the reception.

What doesn't it cover? The honeymoon....and cold feet!

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