Venezuela Fury opts for surprisingly traditional menu as she marries Noah Price
Topics: Celebrity
Ben Williams
Featured Image Credit: Instagram/@venezuelaprice1
Topics: Celebrity
Venezuela Fury went surprisingly traditional with the menu at her wedding to Noah Price, despite a day filled with lavish details and plenty of unexpected touches.
The 16-year-old daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury married 19-year-old Noah on the Isle of Man on Saturday, with the ceremony and reception drawing attention from fans who had been following the family’s preparations online.
The wedding featured a dress with a dramatic 50-foot train, no fewer than 18 bridesmaids, a towering 12ft blue cake, and Netflix cameras reportedly filming for At Home With The Furys.
Venezuela also decided to don Crocs underneath her lace gown as she walked down the aisle to Biggie Smalls alongside dad Tyson.
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However, the wedding breakfast itself remained firmly classic.
The menu began with locally sourced seasonal vegetable soup, served with freshly baked home-made assorted mini rolls.
For the main course, guests were served Manx bred sirloin with home-made Yorkshire puddings, crispy duck fat potatoes, creamed mash, a selection of vegetables, and rich beef gravy.
Dessert was a chocolate brownie served with vanilla-infused ice cream and milk chocolate sauce.
Locally Sourced, Seasonal Vegetable Soup
Served with freshly baked home-made assorted rolls
Manx Bred Sirloin
Served with home-made Yorkshire puddings, crispy duck fat potatoes, creamed mash, and a selection of vegetables, alongside rich beef gravy
Chocolate Brownie
Served with vanilla infused ice-cream and milk chocolate sauce
The food choices marked a notably traditional element in an otherwise high-profile celebration, which took place in front of around 120 guests.
That is except from the cake, of course, which was a towering baby blue number decorated with blue and white flowers, which dwarfed even her 6ft 9 dad Tyson, as shown in an exclusive snap shared with The Sun.
The reception was held at the Comis Hotel & Golf Resort, where guests were also served grazing boards, macarons, and fruit before the main meal. Champagne was offered while a harpist and X Factor contestant and soul singer Nicole Lawrence performed.
Later in the evening, the food continued with sandwiches, curry, and chips at 9pm, and bacon butties at midnight.
Venezuela previously told The Sun on Sunday of her dress: “It was exactly what I wanted. It was so comfortable, not heavy. I love it. It was beautiful.”
“I wanted it all lace and fish tail fitted right to my knees. It then sticks out, it is quite big down to the floor. It’s got a massive clip-on train behind me that goes to about 50 foot long and arms like wings.”
Tyson and Venezuela walked down the aisle to a Biggie rap song, Paris Fury explained: “We have chosen the PG version. There’s no swear words in it.”
The family also avoided one familiar wedding headache by not having a seating plan.
Paris said: “We didn’t do a seating plan. It’s such a tight, close-knit family wedding.”
“We will all know each other. There’s no awkwardness, so everyone can sit with everyone and nobody gets upset.”
Tyson also reportedly decided against putting on a free bar, as he did not want guests getting too drunk.