What is florists insurance?
As a florist, you know life, like your business, is so much sweeter in full bloom. And when your business is thriving like your flowers, you want to ensure its protected from any little accidents along the way – which means you need an insurance policy tailored to your unique risks. Florists insurance will provide the protection you need for your floristry business to blossom.
Why do you need florists insurance?
Here at Tradesman Saver, we pride ourselves on building specific policies, designed around the needs of our customers. We’ve worked with businesses like yours to create our florist insurance policy, packed full of all the covers you’ll need to help your business blossom.
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Florist’s Public Liability Insurance
When you’re a florist, you know that trying to find the right insurance policy to suit your needs can sometimes be a minefield – especially when you start to get into the bare bones of it and try to understand the huge barrage of insurance terms associated with it. It’s sad to say, but it can almost end up leaving you feeling more confused than when you began. But, if you’re lost in confusion, don’t fret – there really is only one insurance cover you need to know about, and that’s public liability insurance. What you need to know about public liability insurance is that it acts as the foundation of your insurance policy, protecting you from claims arising out of injury to third parties and damage to their property. It can be applied to both clients and members of the public, and is absolutely vital in ensuring you’re protected from any accidents or mishaps. It’s definitely a cover you want at your back when things go wrong.
It Shouldn’t Happen To A Florist
Here is an example of a claim:
You’re decorating a venue for a wedding. As you’re placing one of the heavy vases down, you accidentally knock the table where the wedding cake is, and the cake falls onto the floor. The angry bride and groom make a claim for compensation. Your public liability insurance can be your best friend here – your insurer will pay out the costs of the compensation, so you can continue doing what you do best.
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