As the summer season brings a surge of activity for the Canadian wedding industry, CHES Special Risk is encouraging brokers to proactively reach out to their clients and highlight the importance of comprehensive coverage.
In a press release, the MGA emphasized the significance of tailored insurance packages for the diverse risks faced by businesses in the industry, pointing to its own wedding insurance program.
The program caters to a diverse range of businesses, including bridal dress retail stores, wedding planners and event organizers, wedding photographers and videographers, florists and decorators, and banquet halls, CHES Special Risk said.
CHES Special Risk senior underwriter Rachana Patel underscored their “top-notch” insurance solutions designed to safeguard assets, reputation, and financial well-being.
“Whether it's a bridal dress retail store facing the risk of damage or theft to their inventory, a wedding venue worried about property damage or liability claims, or an event organizer seeking protection against unforeseen circumstances that may lead to cancellations or postponements, CHES is equipped to provide the right insurance coverage,” she said.
Gary Hirst, CEO & president of CHES Special Risk, highlighted the company’s understanding of the challenges faced by businesses in the wedding industry.
“We are committed to providing tailored insurance solutions that address the specific risks encountered by each type of wedding-related business,” said Hirst. “Our goal is to help brokers and their clients, allowing them to say, 'I do' to comprehensive protection, ensuring that their businesses thrive in this vibrant industry.”
CHES Special Risk was named one of Insurance Business Canada’s 5-Star MGAs for 2022, recognized for its technical expertise, reputation, product knowledge, and ability to place niche or emerging risks.
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