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Weddings

If your wedding venue cancels, you're entitled to a refund. You may also be entitled to compensation for the different costs of a new wedding venue.

If your wedding dress doesn't fit, is of poor quality or arrives late you may be protected by the Consumer Rights Act.

If you have had to cancel or postpone your wedding venue, you could be entitled to a full or partial refund of your deposit. Know your rights.

If your wedding entertainment is poor, late or does not turn up then you may be able to claim a refund.

If your wedding flowers are dead, damaged or the wrong kind or colour you should be able to get a full or partial refund for them.

If your wedding photos are missing, damaged, or not of a good enough quality you should be able to claim a refund.

Whether you can get a refund for late transport on your wedding day depends on the terms and conditions of your contract.

Read our guide to find out whether you're entitled to a refund or compensation if your wedding catering wasn't up to scratch or something went wrong.

Only in certain circumstances can businesses can keep your deposit or advance payments, or ask you to pay a cancellation charge.

If a service at your wedding was not provided with reasonable care and skill you should be entitled to a refund and maybe compensation.

If you're unhappy with a service you received during your wedding you can request a refund under the Consumer Rights Act.

If your wedding venue cancels last minute you're entitled to a refund of any money paid. You may also be entitled to compensation. Use this letter to help you.

If your wedding photographs have not been given to you after a reasonable time your photographer may be in breach of contract.

Under the Consumer Rights Act, your wedding dress should be delivered within a reasonable time. If it isn't, use our letter to help you.