Bride and groom’s wedding interrupted by guests celebrating England World Cup goal at worst time

A COUPLE’S wedding celebration was interrupted on Saturday after England hammered home a goal while they were cutting the cake.

Jenna and Mike Coysh go hitched in Devon on July 7 and kindly arranged to show The Three Lions’ quarter final clash with Sweden during their wedding breakfast.

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But the game proved to be quite the distraction - especially at one crucially important moment in the festivities.

As the happy couple prepared to cut the cake, Harry Maguire headed in England’s first goal, sending bride, groom and all the wedding guests wild.

The hilarious moment was captured on camera by event videographer Tommy Rowe of Rowe Films in Exeter, DevonLive reports.

A clip shows guests cheering as the ball hits the back of the net, before cutting to the bride and groom who seem not to care that the Three Lions victory ate into their big day.

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The pair seem oblivious to the interruption to their big day, and instead can be seen leaping around and grinning - with Mike still brandishing the large knife with which he was meant to cut the cake.

Cameraman Tommy described the moment as "absolute gold".

He told DevonLive: "They managed to hook up a projector and the game was on during the wedding breakfast.

"It was swelteringly hot, but the atmosphere was just celebration all round.

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"The projector lost signal a couple of times and the lads ran over to fix it. Amazing stuff!"

England eventually beat Sweden 2-0, to win a place in the semi-finals.

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A peak audience of 19.9 million people watched the Three Lions win according to the BBC.

They will now face Croatia on Wednesday, July 11.

The match will mark the first time England have got to the final four in 28 years.