Ensuring Event Success: Firework Shows and Bonfire Night
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At Insure Our Event, we understand the magic and thrill that fireworks and bonfires bring to events. However, behind every breathtaking display lies the responsibility of ensuring safety and security. Whether it’s a party, wedding, festival or fair – your firework show needs to be comprehensively insured, and Insure Our Event does it best.
Firework event insurance now available from £35*
Flexible Quotes for Fireworks Shows and Bonfire Events
If you’re an event organiser planning a firework show or a bonfire night, you’ve come to the right place. Insure Our Event offer specialised event insurance that sets us apart. We understand the intricacies and safety concerns of these events. We want to ensure event organisers get comprehensive coverage but for a reasonable price.
Our team comprises of experts who share your enthusiasm for bonfires. We’ve put together flexible insurance plans, designed to suit events of all sizes and sales. Whether you’re organising a small gathering or a grand extravaganza, we’ve got you covered.
Liability Insurance for Bonfire Night and Fireworks Events
From firework mishaps to unforeseen accidents, our policies encompass all potential risks associated with firework and bonfire events. In the unfortunate event of a claim, we’re committed to swift resolution, so you can get back to what you do best – lighting up the night!
We believe safety shouldn’t break the bank. Our insurance plans are competitively priced to fit your budget, so you can focus on creating unforgettable experiences. Our fully flexible insurance quote form allows organisers to designed their cover around their event, only paying for what you need, and not for what you don’t.
Risk Management for a Bonfire or Fireworks Event
Effective risk management is crucial to improving safety. Risk assessments significantly reduce the chances of your event needing to pay vast amounts of money in legal costs and damages.
Insure Our Event are experts in firework insurance, with 20 years of experience in the events sector. We have an in-house claims team who will provide information, checklists and guidance. If a claim were to happen, we would take control and walk you through the process in its entirety. We treat every case individually, so by purchasing cover with Insure Our Event, you can be sure you are getting the best of the best.
What does firework and bonfire night insurance include?:
- Public liability insurance, i.e. accidental bodily injury to any person other than the one responsible for releasing the firework.
- Accidental damage to third party property.
- Mandatory employers liability insurance, covering accidental bodily injury to employees and volunteers.
- Cover of expenses if your event is cancelled or postponed due to unforeseen circumstance.
- Cover for cancellation or loss of revenue as a result of bad weather (if adverse weather cover is bought).
- Theft, loss or damage of hired equipment at or in transit to the venue.
- Costs of catering and entertainment in case the event is abandoned.
What does firework and bonfire night insurance not cover?:
- Theft from a vehicle or of possessions in a deemed ‘secure’ location.
- If the bonfire or fireworks do not ignite.
- Failures as a result of COVID-19.
- Any thing already insured under third party policy agreement.
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No. Insure Our Event can offer firework specific event insurance at any time of year and for any type of event. If you want a fireworks show at a party, wedding, festival, fair or wherever, our firework insurance will cover your liability.
Yes, event organisers need insurance to protect their finances. Insurance will protect against damages and injury claims.
For your insurance to be valid you must:
- Perform a risk assessment and have risk management procedures in place
- Ensure the individual responsible for the fireworks is trained
- Ensure fireworks have been reputably sourced
- Ensure the venue is large enough so crowds are a safe distance from the fireworks and bonfire
We may be able to cover legal costs and compensation if a claim is made by a member of the public or your volunteers. This is only if the damages and claim arise in direct connection with the event.
For any event that invites the public, insurance is recommended. If this is a ticketed event, insurance is mandatory on behalf of the event organiser, protecting claimants which could include guests, employees or volunteers. We always say having insurance in place and not utilising it is definitely better than learning you needed it after-the-fact.
Bonfires require the permission of the council or owner of the premises. Nuisance smoke needs to be anticipated, as does noise; and what is burned needs to be specified. Burning of waste is not allowed unless permitted by the Environment Agency.