Tyson Fury became father of the bride on Saturday, watching his eldest daughter, Venezuela, marry at 16 in a grand ceremony on the Isle of Man. She tied the knot with Noah Prince, 19, at The Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist, located near the Fury family home, in a celebration that drew celebrity guests, devoted onlookers and the sort of spectacle the Fury family has become known for delivering.
The ceremony and who was there
Tyson, 37, arrived suited and composed alongside his wife Paris, who wore a powder-blue satin skirt with a sculpted top and a wide-brimmed hat that happened to match the bridal party’s colors precisely. He was seen helping Venezuela out of a vintage wedding car before the ceremony, stepping into the traditional role with the visible pride of a father who had clearly been looking forward to this moment.
Venezuela made her entrance in a white lace fishtail dress featuring a 50-foot train, but her footwear was the detail that caught the crowd’s attention. True to a pledge she had made public in the weeks ahead of the wedding, the bride arrived wearing Crocs. Whether they stayed on for the ceremony is a story only her guests can tell.
The chapel entrance was transformed for the occasion, with a long blue carpet and an archway of blue hydrangeas and yellow roses framing the doorway. Venezuela had 18 bridesmaids, all dressed in light blue. Among them was three-year-old Bambi, the daughter of Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, who served as a flower girl in a matching satin blue dress with flowers in her hair. Noah wore a white blazer and black trousers.
Molly-Mae, currently pregnant with her second child with Tommy Fury, attended alongside Bambi, the two of them arriving on the island by private jet. Influencer and former Love Island star Molly-Mae wore a black dress to the ceremony, drawing additional attention from the crowd gathered outside.
A morning on TikTok and a reception ahead
The day started long before the afternoon ceremony. Venezuela documented her 4 a.m. preparations on TikTok, sharing footage of the bridal party gathered in matching white silk pajamas. Paris Fury had requested pink and yellow bouquets for her own portion of the day’s arrangements, a personal touch that was visible in the final presentation.
The wedding reception was expected to take place at the Comis Hotel and Golf Club, a four-star property a short distance from the chapel.
Tyson’s reaction afterward
Tyson was clearly moved by the occasion when he spoke briefly outside the chapel after the ceremony concluded. He described the wedding as beautiful and acknowledged, with evident emotion, that his daughter now carried a new surname. When the topic of the overcast island weather came up, he kept his characteristic humor close at hand, suggesting they could have arranged better conditions by heading to Spain instead.
A disruption for some locals
The day was not entirely without friction for those living nearby. The chapel’s closure for the private event prevented residents and visitors from accessing the public venue, with a sign posted at the entrance informing people it was unavailable.
A local woman who identified herself as a florist expressed disappointment at being unable to see the interior arrangements she had heard so much about. The disruption was temporary and limited in scope, but it served as a small reminder that when the Fury family marks a milestone, the scale of the occasion tends to extend well beyond the guest list.