A happy couple have tied the knot - in the Morrisons cafe where they used to go on dates together. Rebecca Wooller, 44, and Blake Green, 53, replaced wedding bells with the jingle of tills as they walked down a shopping aisle at their favourite supermarket in Cambourne, Cambridgeshire. Customers going about their Saturday afternoon shop got more than they bargained for as the bride's arrival was announced over the store's speaker system. Scroll down for video . Newly weds: Rebecca Wooller and Blake Green seal their marriage with a kiss after tying the knot at their favourite supermarket - a Morrisons in Cambourne, Cambridgeshire . Proud moment: Rebecca Wooller walked down a red carpeted food aisle before joining her husband-to-be for a ceremony in the store cafe . Happy couple: Blake Green and Rebecca Wooller enjoyed romantic meals in the store cafe - the location of their first date . They looked on in surprise and snapped photographs on mobile phones as the pair made their way through fresh produce and down the Easter egg aisle before a ceremony in the supermarket's cafe. The couple's first date was over a plate of chicken curry and chips at the store and after a whirlwind seven-month romance they decided there was no better place to say 'I do'. Ms Wooller, a former undertaker, walked down the aisle to Disney hit film Frozen's Love Is An Open Door. Wearing a 1950s vintage style cream dress, she was accompanied down the aisle by her two daughters Naomi, 24 and Rosie, 23 who were her bridesmaids. Her grandson Charlie, five, carried the rings down the aisle. Rebecca Wooller is helped out of a car in the Morrisons car park before getting hitched in her favourite supermarket . First dance: The couple's first date was over a plate of chicken curry and chips at the store . You may kiss the bride:  After a whirlwind seven-month romance, the couple decided there was no better place to say 'I do' She said: 'People may think we're as mad as a box of frogs but it holds real memories for us. 'We wanted everybody else to have a good time - if they were out doing their shopping, we hope they stopped and had a laugh with us. 'The ceremony was really moving. I know it was quirky but for us it was also really special.' The couple met in September after being introduced by a friend and, because of illness, Ms Wooller was not able to travel far for dates. Mr Green, a pharmaceutical manager, proposed after two weeks, initially buying a ring from eBay and then surprising her with a Vera Wang diamond ring. Sealed with a kiss: The couple met in September after being introduced by a friend and, because of illness, Ms Wooller was not able to travel far for dates . Celebrations: The couple, who live in Cambridge, were officially married at a register office before a celebrant presided over their supermarket wedding . The Canadian national said: 'The reaction we had from the public was terrific - exactly what we wanted. 'We're so glad so many people could join us for our big day.' The couple, who live in Cambridge, were officially married at a register office before a celebrant presided over their supermarket wedding. During the ceremony guests sang a rousing version of Dusty Springfield's I Only Want To Be With You. They asked for donations to the Alzheimer's Society instead of gifts and collection buckets were placed around the shop. Wearing a 1950s vintage style cream dress, Ms Wooller was accompanied down the aisle by members of her family . Wedding singers: During the ceremony guests belted out a rousing version of Dusty Springfield's I Only Want To Be With You . The reception took place in the store restaurant and the wedding breakfast was made up of 30 portions of chicken curry followed by a Frozen-themed wedding cake . Eventually they hope to raise enough money to go on a scuba diving holiday. The reception took place in the store restaurant and the wedding breakfast was made up of 30 portions of chicken curry. Gemma Avery, a store manager who organised the event, said: 'It's just such a lovely story which we're happy to be part of. 'Their eyes met over a plate of chicken curry and it's been like a fairytale ever since. 'We've provided food and flowers and a lot of the staff have dressed up for the occasion - it's been a really fun, positive thing to be involved in.' The couple still shop at the store despite it now being a 20-minute drive away for them.
Rebecca Wooller and Blake Green had chicken curry on first date at store . Pair decided to marry at the same Morrisons after a seven month romance . Bride walked down food aisle at the store in Cambourne, Cambridgeshire . Disney hit Frozen's 'Love Is An Open Door' was played out as she arrived .