While one of the main goals of a Nashville wedding could be to create an intimate setting. For some couples small and intimate isn’t exactly what they envision when planning their big day. For Amanda and Weston small and intimate may not have been on their agenda. But they, like many others, found themselves in a predicament as their wedding day drew closer and closer. A pandemic hit causing everything around them to temporarily close down.


Your wedding day is meant to be one of the happiest and most important days of your life. You’ve spent months planning every detail and spent thousands of dollars to achieve the perfect day you’ve always envisioned. Despite how meticulously you’ve planned everything out, there’s always the possibility that something will go wrong. Perhaps a tropical storm hits the beach you’re supposed to have your destination wedding on. Or your maid of honor slipped and broke her wrist days before the wedding. For these kinds of instances, wedding insurance is the best way to protect you from losing your entire financial investment.

Your wedding is day is one you’ll remember for the rest of your life. With that in mind, many couples choose to go big with the wedding dress, rings, food, flowers, and decor. This is likely why the average wedding we plan costs around $35K to $45K. You’re planning to spend over tens of thousands of dollars or more for your dream wedding. It makes sense to purchase insurance that can reimburse you if parts of your wedding don’t go as planned or if your event must be canceled or postponed.

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After over 20 years in the business, let us help you in knowing what to ask (and what not to) when hiring a professional wedding planner.
