Macbook disk to Macbook Pro

Hi!
I have Macbook (mid '10) and I will obtain a Pro (mid '10), I am wondering if I can just put my SSD drive with OSX installation to the pro, would it work? Because I don't want to lose time with installation and customization of my apps.
Thanks in advance

That is exactly what I've suspected, based on the fact they are the same generation.
Thanks Andrew, I will report my findings when I switch.

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