Category: Event Insurance

Additional resource: Learn the difference between host liquor liability and liquor liability Planning an event can sometimes feel like juggling flaming bottles of artisanal gin—exciting, but a little risky. That’s where liquor liability insurance for events steps in, acting as your safety net. This unsung hero of event planning provides financial protection by covering potential…

Planning an event is like trying to juggle flaming swords while riding a unicycle – one wrong move, and your grand affair goes up in smoke. Enter ACORD Event Insurance, your trusty safety net in the unpredictable circus of event planning. So, what exactly is this ACORD Event Insurance? It’s a specialized insurance designed to…

Finding a wedding/event insurance policy with primary noncontributory endorsement included can be tricky as not all wedding/event insurance carriers offer this endorsement. For a list of carriers that include primary noncontributory endorsement in their wedding/event insurance policies, please see here. The primary noncontributory endorsement is getting requested more often, mostly due to the venue making…

When purchasing event insurance, many venues now require that the policy contain an endorsement or form CG 24 04, also known as Waiver of Transfer of Rights Against Others to Us or Waiver of Subrogation. But what is it? Waiver of Transfer of Rights Against Others to Us is an endorsement that prevents an insurer…

Most wedding and event venues now require renters to BYOI (bring your own insurance). However, many venues also require the insurance policy and documents to contain certain endorsements and coverages. Below we will examen common venue requirements for event insurance. 1. Minimum Coverage Limits Many venues have set minimum coverage limits for liability and property…