Wedding Insurance Tesco

Tesco Wedding Insurance is unavailable at this present moment in time. Tesco Bank are no longer offering Wedding Insurance as part of its financial services.

Tesco sells many different types of insurance from car insurance to home insurance, however, Tesco wedding insurance is not a product policy that is available right now. There are no plans for Tesco to offer wedding insurance in the near future.

If you wedding is abroad then Tesco will offer basic cover as an optional extra to a ‘Standard’ or ‘Finest’ Tesco travel insurance policy covering attire, gifts and rings and is therefore is very limited and does not offer the same level of cover that a dedicated wedding insurance policy will provide.

If you are just looking to protect wedding gifts for a short period of time before and after the wedding then Tesco Home Insurance will offer again limited levels of cover .

We will be sure to review and offer Tesco Wedding Insurance discount and voucher codes should they enter into the wedding insurance market again.

See below for a List of Wedding Insurance Companies that are comparable to Tesco Wedding Insurance:

List of Wedding Insurance Companies

Debenhams Wedding Insurance Review
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Wedding Plan Insurance Review
Even with the best-laid wedding plans, things can have a nasty habit of going wrong. Just imagine if you had an accident a couple of days before your wedding and had no choice but to cancel it. Or alternatively your caterer failed to turn up which resulted in your wedding party taking a trip to the local chippie….continue reading »

About Tesco Bank: Tesco Bank began life in 1997 as Tesco Personal Finance, a joint venture between Tesco plc and Royal Bank of Scotland plc. In 2008, Tesco bought out RBS’s share of the business and introduced the new name, Tesco Bank. Today, Tesco Bank is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tesco, which gives us the freedom to make decisions based on what we really think is best for our customers. As part of the wider Tesco Group, we aim to live by the standards defined in the Tesco core purpose and values. Our core purpose is a clear and simple statement of what we do and what we stand for: we make what matters better, together. So, in practical terms, how can we make what matters better? For a start, we listen to our customers and then deliver on what they really want when it comes to banking. Value, simplicity, transparency, rewarding loyalty – these are the things that customers want, and so these are the hallmarks of all the products that we offer. To make life easier for our customers, all the products and services we offer are available online and over the phone. Most of our customers enjoy the convenience of buying and servicing their accounts online, and our call centres in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Newcastle are open seven days a week. Our colleagues are not set individual sales targets and do not receive incentives. This is because we want the focus to be on listening to customers and serving their needs. We also believe wholeheartedly in the importance of rewarding loyalty when customers choose to buy or use the products that we offer. Last year alone we handed over £100m in Clubcard points to say ‘thank you’. Today, we pride ourselves on our range of simple and convenient retail banking and insurance products designed specifically to meet the needs of Tesco customers. By putting the customer first and rewarding their loyalty, we’re offering something we believe every bank should.