First of all… congrats! We’re so excited to be sharing this big moment with you. We know that planning your big day is an exciting and (at times) daunting task, so we want to do what we can to help with the budgeting bit.
To apply, you must be 18+ and a UK resident with a NatWest current account (held for 3+ months).
£7,500
0 months
£137.55
£8,253.00
3.9
3.9
The rate you pay depends on your circumstances and loan amount and may differ from the Representative APR. We will never offer you a rate exceeding 29.9% p.a. (fixed), regardless of loan size. This means you're not guaranteed to get the rate you see in the calculator.
When you apply for a loan, based on your circumstances, we might give you the option to defer your first repayment.
It’s important to remember that if you repay your loan early, you will be charged an Early Repayment Fee. The amount you will be charged will be equal to 58 days’ interest on the amount you repay early (28 days’ interest if the period of the Loan is one year or less). If there is less than 58 days (or 28 days if applicable) remaining on the loan, the calculation will be based on the actual number of days remaining. This is in addition to your outstanding loan amount and any outstanding interest.
Find out how likely you are to be approved for a wedding loan at the start of your application.
We'll show you how much you could borrow, your personalised interest rate and monthly payments. And there's no impact on your credit score.
Alongside wedding loans, there are lots of options when it comes financing a wedding. Whether you choose to dip into the bank of mum and dad, take out a loan or put your costs on a credit card, it’s important to choose the option that best meets your needs in terms of repayment terms.
So before you apply, take a look at our borrowing options guide. This can help you choose the right option to finance your wedding.
At the start of your application, we’ll usually let you know if you could get a loan – and your personalised rate – without affecting your credit score. It’s then up to you if you want to go ahead.
