Travelers Insurance paid these claims in 2018 for losses covered by its wedding insurance policies.
• Vendor issues: 41%
• Property damage: 22%
• Weather problems: 18%
• Illness and injury: 5%
• Military deployments: 5%
• Other issues: 6%
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