Venezuela Fury has tied the knot to new husband Noah Price in a lace fishtail wedding dress, made with imported Italian lace, a 50 foot train … and white Crocs.
The 16-year-old daughter of Gypsy King Tyson, 37, emerged from the church a newly married woman alongside groom Noah, 19, with a smile almost as big as her custom-made bridal creation.
The newlyweds stopped for a smooch under the elaborate blue and white flower display following their nuptials, with her famous family following close behind, The Sun reports.
A tuxedo-donning Tyson, who gave his daughter away on the day, was seen in similarly high spirits as he departed with wife Paris after the ceremony.
Before walking down the aisle Venezuela sat down with Sun Club to tell us exclusively how she designed the gown herself at Ava Rose Hamilton bridal boutique in Colne.
Venezuela reveals she wanted a classic style from the outset saying: “I didn’t want to look like My Big, Fat Gypsy Wedding. I didn’t want the sparkles, I didn’t want the hundred metre round perimeter dress.
“I described what I wanted and it was as if they could see what was in my mind.
“It isn’t heavy and it’s actually really comfortable and light, I was really scared it would be uncomfortable.
“It’s all lace and it has a fish tail fitted right to the knees and then it flares out for about a metre long and I’ve got a massive 50 foot long train.”
Indeed the train couldn’t be missed as she stepped out before the nuptials, holding parts of the train carefully in her hand in order to safely make it to the church entrance.
Venezuela also sported a pair of chic Chanel eyeglasses with the gown as beaming dad Tyson escorted his eldest daughter into the venue.
Standing out among the rest of the wedding party, groom Noah instead arrived in a ivory suit, with a smile plastered on his face as he prepares to make his vows to his wife.
Meanwhile, mum Paris was a vision in pale blue, with a satin skirt and sculpted bodice encrusted with jewels as her chosen mother-of-the-bride outfit.
She accessorised with a hat created by designer Matthew O’Brien, matching the bridesmaids dresses, styling it with a $4,250 Dior handbag and silver heels.
Paris, who helped choose the gown, added of her daughter’s long dress: “I told her she could go as big as she wants with the train, as she’ll only have it to walk into the church.
“It is a military procedure to remove this though. It’s a two-man job and she’s got two chief bridesmaids to take it on and off. It’s going to be a bit of fun, we’re going to have a practice run.
“She’s kept it really classy. She told me she wanted a tight fitted dress. I love the big dresses though, I can’t help it. Mine was big, it wasn’t giant big but it was a princess dress.”
Venezuela described in detail the winged sleeves she wanted and the seamstresses created them for her.
She says: “You slip on these big sleeves and then they flare out and they’re like wings.”
Paris says: “I told her she was being eccentric, but the seamstress made her these beautiful big draped sleeves, they are like wings, they’re beautiful.”
Venezuela is relaxed about the possibility of one of the children stepping on her train, after her younger brothers and sisters joined her in the shop.
Paris adds: “Rico was already dancing on it when he was in the wedding dress shop, he kept walking over it and then when we realised he wasn’t allowed to step on it, he kept jumping over it.”
Paris reveals she and Tyson bought the dress for Venezuela, saying: “It’s gypsy tradition that the mother and father pay for the wedding and the groom’s side provide the home. And the bride’s side provide items for inside the home. We are very traditional.”
Some fans might be shocked that Venezuela chose to wear Crocs to walk down the aisle, but she knew instantly.
She says: “I’m already tall and I want to be comfortable.
Venezuela has 18 bridesmaids – 13 children, including Bambi Fury, Venezuela’s little sisters Valencia, eight, and Athena, including four of Noah’s cousins, and family members, as well as five grown-up bridesmaids.
Venezuela reveals: “I chose powder blue cupcake dresses for the little ones, they’re really cute, and fitted gowns for my friends.”
Paris says: “Evangeline Designs in Liverpool made the bridesmaid dresses and every day there it was like, ‘There’s a new little dress, there’s a new dress, there’s a new dress,’ because we ended up having a few extra little bridesmaids’.
“They’re wearing flowers in their hair.”
Paris reveals: “We found $220 shoes for the little ones, and the only shoes we found in the right shade of blue for the women were stunning shoes that were $20 from Shein.”
Paris stored all the wedding party outfits in a specially allocated wedding room in the basement of their home.
Paris and Venezuela thoughtfully put together goodie bags, which included diamante Primark flip flops, matching pyjamas, a hairbrush, sweets, Doll Beauty makeup, and a “little dolly” for each of the younger bridesmaids.
The women were also across what the men decided to wear. Paris said: “The men are in black tuxedos, Tyson too and Noah is in an ivory tuxedo. Noah picked it.
“Collecting everything wasn’t easy. I felt like I was doing circles on ferries with car loads.”
— This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission.
