Dilemma for England fans who find they're suddenly busy on Saturday
It's England's biggest match in 12 years this weekend and much of the nation will no doubt be glued to their TV screens.
But thousands of fans will find that they are already busy when the Three Lions take on Sweden in the 2018 World Cup quarter-final on Saturday at 3pm.
For Saturdays in July are a popular wedding date, and guests will therefore be trying to sneak a look at the match during ceremonies up and down the country.
Fans have been taking to Twitter as they consider what to do after realising the clash, while others who are getting married themselves told of their concern.
Among the worried brides was Jodie Houlston, of Lincolnshire, who said: 'OK England, you're starting to worry me now. If your kicking a ball around a bit of grass upstages me on my wedding day I may have to have the first diva strop of my life.'
Danni Jordan, of Ipswich, said her brother had posted a Facebook status asking his fiancée if they could move their wedding to Sunday, so he doesn't miss the match.
Ashleigh Marie said: 'When the England game will be playing during you wedding... woo, nothing like paying all that money to have missing guests. Love my life!'
And Zoey Olivia, of Watford, added: 'Just realised I'm at a wedding on Saturday and England are playing... I'm so torn. I hope there's a TV lurking about.'
England fans declared the World Cup knockout curse over last night after the Three Lions' dramatic penalty shootout win over Colombia.
Midfielder Eric Dier slotted home the winning spot kick to confirm England's place in the last eight of the tournament, in the national side's first knockout win in 12 years.
England's second shootout win in just eight attempts, along with the quarter final draw against Sweden, had many supporters believing 'football's coming home'.
England are now joint second favourites alongside France to win the tournament at just 4/1. Brazil are favourites at 11/4, while Harry Kane is 1/4 for the Golden Boot.