Venezuela Fury married her fiance Noah Price at The Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist in the Isle of Man on Thursday, in a ceremony watched by her father Tyson Fury and her mother Paris Fury.
The 19-year-old, the eldest daughter of boxer Tyson Fury, arrived before the service in a vintage wedding car with her dad before stepping into the chapel, which was dressed with an archway of blue hydrangeas and yellow roses and a long blue carpet rolled out to the entrance. The wedding was held not far from the family home.
Venezuela Fury wore a white lace fishtail dress for the ceremony, despite suggesting earlier that she might wear white Crocs. Noah Price, 16, wore a cream tuxedo jacket with black trousers and a black bow tie. Tyson Fury wore a smart black suit and sunglasses, while Paris Fury appeared in a powder-blue satin skirt with a sculpted top and wide-brim hat.
Paris Fury had helped make sure everything was in place ahead of the ceremony, which also drew guests including Molly-Mae Hague. One of the flower girls appeared to be Hague's daughter, Bambi, as the family gathered for the service.
The wedding now moves to its next stage at the reception, which is believed to be taking place at the nearby four-star Comis Hotel and Golf Club. For the Fury family, the day marked a public milestone for the eldest daughter in a setting close to home, with the chapel chosen for its proximity and the occasion staged with the kind of detail that turned a private vow into a family event watched closely from the front row.
