Event Insurance

It's a good idea to purchase event insurance as soon as you begin to put down deposits for your event. Venues, caterers, photographers, and other vendors usually require a significant deposit up front with the remainder due closer to the day of the event.

Coverage may be provided if weather conditions are extreme enough to prevent the honoree, the honoree's immediate family, an active participant in the event or more than half of the guests from attending your event. However, the event cancellation policy must have been purchased at least 15 days in advance of the anticipated or actual extreme weather or act of nature.

Unfortunately, cancellation due to infectious disease, pandemic or epidemic - including the fear or threat of - whether actual or perceived is not covered under these policies.

Ineligible events:

• Paid attendance (concert, etc.)
• Sporting events
• Bachelor/Bachelorette parties

GEICO event insurance covers a wide range of events, including weddings, corporate functions, fundraisers, reunions, and more. Contact us today to find out whether GEICO can insure your special event.

Yes, you can typically add event insurance coverage after purchasing a policy, but certain restrictions may apply. It's best to speak with a GEICO agent to discuss your options.

Yes, GEICO event insurance can cover outdoor events. Depending on your specific policy, it provides protection against potential risks like weather-related cancellations, liability, and property damage.

If your wedding or special event is rescheduled, you can typically transfer the coverage to the new date. However, it's important to notify the insurer as soon as possible to ensure continuous protection.

You can get an event insurance quote from GEICO by visiting our website or mobile app. If you'd prefer, you can speak with an agent directly by calling (800) 541-7703.