Couples may be inspired to invest in wedding insurance after hearing how one bride and groom had their big day ruined by blunders at their venue.
Newlyweds Michelle and Peter Rogers claim Kent County Council made their nuptials memorable for all the wrong reasons and they are now seeking compensation.
The first incident was the news on arrival at the venue that the registrar was out walking her dog so could not attend and a replacement would not arrive for two hours.
Mr Rogers passed the time in a local pub, while his bride was forced to sit alone in a dingy side room.
However, once the officiator arrived, things still failed to go according to plan, as she brought the wrong vows, the CD player would not work and Ms Rogers was accidentally referred to by her middle name.
Another couple who were recently jilted by their registrar are Gary and Marie Mead, who spent £9,000 on their Spanish ceremony only for the priest not to arrive, the Daily Mail reported.
The biggest story of last year is no surprise: the ongoing battle over federal health reform, according to the latest IFAwebnews.com poll.
Exactly 73% of participants in the poll said the controversy surrounding the federal health reform law was the biggest insurance story in 20111.
During the year, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to rule on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the landmark federal health reform law passed in March 2010, and states continuing to both battle in court and prepare for implementation.
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The owner of Rangers Football Club, Craig Whyte, is reportedly seeking legal advice in preparation to launch a lawsuit against BBC Scotland for defamation over a documentary it aired about him in October.
Mr Whyte is understood to have consulted Glasgow law firm Bannatyne Kirkwood France (BKF) and Co. to start legal proceedings against BBC Scotland.
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Moodys has affirmed the A2 insurance financial strength (IFS) rating of Gibraltar Life Insurance following its merger with AIG Edison and AIG Star Life. The rating outlook of Gibraltar Life remains positive.
At the same time, Moodys affirmed and withdrew the IFS rating of AIG Edison because of a reorganisation of the company and its merger into Gibraltar Life.
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Brides and grooms looking to invest in wedding insurance ahead of their big day may be inspired by one couple who lost nearly 20 stone between them in preparation for their ceremony.
Kate Bonwick and her husband John Butler told the Daily Mail how they were determined to slim down before saying I do.
“Our wedding was the best day of my life.
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