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You can insure your life, your home and even your cat so why not insure one of the most important days of your life? Most couples invest a great deal of time and money to ensure the wedding of their dreams, with the average UK wedding excluding a honeymoon costing £12,541, it is important to protect. Average wedding cost
The average wedding cost figure of £12,541 is the average of the cancellation cover provided by the policies we studied. Whilst it's possible that couples may be over or even under-insuring themselves (as we suspected last year), this year's figure is actually extremely close to that quoted by other sources, such as the £12,544 quoted by Hitched W.I.F.E. Although their sample size was much smaller than that of this study, given the closeness of the two we feel that this truly is a very accurate indication of the cost of a wedding in 2010/2011.
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