At just 16, Venezuela Fury is already deep into planning a wedding that promises to be nothing short of spectacular — and, in true Fury fashion, unapologetically over the top.
The daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury got engaged to boyfriend Noah Price during her lavish birthday celebration last September, and now the teenage bride-to-be is embracing her family’s traditional Traveller roots while adding her own bold twist.
A wedding that’s “small”… but anything but
While Venezuela insists the guest list will be “quite small,” she admitted that for outsiders it may look very different.
She laughed: “To anyone else it’ll be like the biggest wedding in the world, because we’re all very OTT.”
And judging by the early details, she’s not exaggerating.
Acid-pink flowers and a ‘quirky’ bridal vision
One of the most talked-about elements? Her unconventional wedding aesthetic.
Venezuela is reportedly planning bold acid pink and yellow bouquets — a striking choice that reflects her desire to stand out on her big day.
Her mum Paris revealed that her daughter already has “quirky ideas” when it comes to her dress and overall look, hinting that this won’t be your typical bridal style.
Dad Tyson steps in — and pays the bill
In keeping with Traveller tradition, Tyson Fury will be covering the entire cost of the wedding.
But before that, he made sure to have a serious “man-to-man” conversation with Noah, who formally asked for Venezuela’s hand in marriage — a key cultural step that the family clearly values.
Paris Fury’s cheeky warning to her future son-in-law
Despite the glamour and excitement, mum Paris had just one piece of advice for Noah — and it came with a playful twist.
She joked: “Enjoy Venezuela’s many personalities, I hope!”
16 bridesmaids… including a famous little face
If you thought one or two bridesmaids was enough — think again.
Venezuela is planning to have a jaw-dropping 16 bridesmaids, including her sisters and even little Bambi, the daughter of Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague.
She recently gifted each of them luxury proposal boxes filled with beauty products, makeup, and pampering goodies — making the moment as extravagant as the wedding itself.
No rush for babies — despite family tradition
Even though she comes from a large family, Venezuela isn’t planning to start one of her own anytime soon.
Paris explained that the couple want to travel and enjoy life first, saying there’s “no rush” — and admitting she wouldn’t feel mentally ready to become a grandmother just yet.
