Aaduki provides flexible insurance for professional wedding photographers, tailored to your business needs and supported with expert advice from our specialist team.
Why do you need specialist wedding photographer insurance?
With over a decade of experience insuring wedding photographers and their equipment, we understand the risks and pressures you face – and we speak your language. Your livelihood depends on your cameras and kit being available and in working order.
Taking out specialist wedding photography insurance helps to give you peace of mind in the event of an accident. Even the most experienced photographers aren’t immune to the occasional mistake, and not having insurance to fall back on can be devastating for your business.
For more information on what can potentially go wrong, take a look at our article on 5 things that can go wrong for a wedding photographer.
Our dedicated team are familiar with photographic equipment and the way you work, so we can provide advice that makes a genuine difference and get you back up and running if the worst happens.
- Why not refer a friend, and as a thank you, you could receive £10 off your next insurance premium – with Aaduki One.
What’s Covered
- Photographic and video making equipment, lighting, processing equipment, laptops and portable devices, computer and electronic office equipment, stock and materials, props, sets and wardrobe and other business property
- Damage to goods in trust and equipment you have hired in
- Costs incurred to hire alternative equipment to fulfil your business commitments if your own kit or hired-in kit is damaged
We can arrange cover to your specification anywhere in the world. By specifying particular equipment and locations, you can keep your premium cost down so you only buy the cover you need.
If you select cover for the EU or UK you will enjoy free cover for up to 60 days anywhere in the world (see terms).
You can extend cover on your equipment whilst away from your premises to any territory worldwide (except where the UK Foreign Office advises against all but essential travel, and specifically excluded countries). By designing your cover in this way you can keep your premium cost down by not having to insure all items away from your premises all of the time if you do not need such a wide scope of cover.
Public liability covers any liability you may face for causing an accident to a member of the public.
Employers’ liability covers liability for injury or illness to an employee that they have sustained as a result of their employment with you. In most situations it is a legal requirement that you hold employers’ liability insurance if you employ anyone.
Professional indemnity covers your failure to produce work to a professional standard for which you are held legally responsible.
Contact our team to discuss your needs.
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