Getting Married

Finding that special someone to share your life with is one of life's richest rewards. The months and days leading up to a wedding seem to fly by, with so many details to attend to. Yet many engaged couples are so busy with wedding plans, they tend to neglect details relating to their insurance and financial services - details that need to be addressed prior to their wedding. As far as your insurance program is concerned, every aspect should be reviewed. If you and your fiancé have different companies for your automobile insurance you need to choose one company and insure both cars there. Prior to the wedding, if you choose to specifically insure the engagement ring, it should be insured with the bride's (or her parents) insurance carrier. Also in advance of the wedding, secure insurance coverage for the home or apartment where you will be living after you are married. No matter how your health insurance is set up, review all the options available to you as a married couple. You may want to keep coverage through your individual employers, or add one spouse to the other's group coverage, depending on the quality of benefits or the cost. If neither of you have health insurance coverage where you work, carefully consider buying a policy to cover both of you. Through our relationship with Missouri's two Blue Cross plans, as well as other carriers, we can offer you a wide array of options.

In addition, both the bride and groom should take care of life insurance and disability income coverage. Committing your lives to one another includes committing to protecting each other from financial loss related to death or disability. Your Farm Bureau agent is experienced in working with young couples to review their insurance needs. Our Client Service Folder is a valuable tool in such a review. Find your Farm Bureau agent and ask them for a total account review today!