Charlotte Berlyn, from Pershore, had been planning to hold her reception at the venue in July.
There are 74 war graves in Pershore cemetery - 64 were airmen, 41 of whom were Canadian.
Of the 74 war graves in Pershore cemetery, 64 are for airmen, 41 of whom were Canadian.
Pershore Town Council originally wanted the streets named after varieties of plum, the fruit the town is known for.
The council said the Pershore Street site has units which are not "fit for purpose" and is one third empty.
Mr Marshall agreed work was needed on the Pershore Street market, particularly on the roof which leaked when it rained.
Wychavon District Council chose 10 of the 74 servicemen buried in a cemetery next to the estate in Pershore.
Six are members of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) who lost their lives in or near Pershore during the World War II.
The city council has previously said the markets' present Pershore Street site, in Digbeth, was not "fit for purpose" and was a third empty.
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Gil Phillips, the nephew of Canadian pilot Graham Hynam, who died when his Wellington bomber crashed in Pershore, said he backed naming the streets after servicemen.
Flying Officer Hynam died while taking part in a flypast over Pershore on 25 May 1943 when his plane lost a wing and crashed, damaging the town's Brandy Cask pub.
One of those chosen to have a street named after him is Flying Officer Graham Hynam from the RCAF, who died when his Wellington bomber crashed while taking part in a fly-past over Pershore.
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