And the bride wore… Crocs, sunglasses, had a 50 ft train and clutched her phone as she arrived at church! Venezuela Fury’s very unique bridal look

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As promised, the Venezuelan Fury shunned tradition and did things his own way on Saturday when he arrived at the Royal Chapel of St. John the Baptist to marry Noah Price.
For her unique bridal look, she opted for Crocs stilettos, swapped her phone for a bouquet of flowers, and accessorized with oversized designer sunglasses.
The 16-year-old from Venezuela stunned in a lace fishtail wedding gown with an off-the-shoulder bodice and ’70s-style fluted sleeves.
The skirt transformed into a dramatic 15-foot train that stretched across the powder blue carpet as she headed to church with her mom and dad.
Venezuela has made her love for Crocs clear and has long debated whether to wear a white pair with her wedding dress.
Discussing her recent wedding preparations in a recent TikTok video, she said she would avoid wearing traditional high heels to her wedding.
As promised, the Venezuelan Fury shunned tradition and did things his own way on Saturday when he arrived at the Royal Chapel of St. John the Baptist to marry Noah Price.
For her unique bridal look, she opted for Crocs stilettos, swapped her phone for a bouquet of flowers, and accessorized with oversized designer sunglasses.
‘Friends, I went to try on my wedding dress and my second dress. “I think both are absolutely unrealistic,” he said.
“I’m having a little trouble deciding what shoes to wear,” Venezuela added. ‘Should I wear white New Balance sneakers or white Crocs?
‘I don’t know. Or maybe I’ll wear blue Crocs? I am not sure.’
Arriving fashionably half an hour late for the 1.30pm start, Venezuela emerged from a vintage car with his proud father, Tyson, and mother, Paris.
Venezuela had 18 bridesmaids; 13 of them were Bambi Fury, Venezuela’s eight younger sisters, Valencia, and Noah’s four cousins and family members, Athena, as well as five adult bridesmaids.
Although the day was gray and overcast, blue hydrangeas, yellow roses, and yellow buttercup flowers brightened the day.
Organizers were seen adding color with a floral arch over the main door and a matching display case on the side door.
Netflix crews were on hand to film the preparations as part of the TV show At Home With The Fury.
As she made her way to the church with her family at her side, the skirt transformed into a stunning 15-foot train that stretched across the powder blue carpet.
Venezuela has made her love for Crocs clear and has long debated whether to wear a white pair with her wedding dress.
Venezuela previously said in a TikTok video: ‘I’m having a little trouble deciding what shoes to wear,’ Venezuela added. ‘Will I wear white New Balance sneakers or white Crocs?’
Venezuela was very cheerful and was getting ready early with his glam squad at 4am.
The bride-to-be posed in ‘Miss Price’ pajamas with her hair up in a bun as she was joined by her bridesmaids and her mother in Paris as she looked stunning for the big day.
Venezuela in TikTok videos ‘I’m getting married today!’ he joked with his words. while wearing an eyepatch.
Last night, Venezuela wore a white mini dress while attending her fiancé Noah’s pre-wedding celebration.
On Friday, Noah couldn’t keep his hands off his bride as the couple left the picturesque church venue after the dress rehearsal.
The bride’s mother, Paris, told the Daily Mail privately that she felt ‘a bit nervous’ as she arrived at the church rehearsal with her daughter.
Paris drove himself and Venezuela in a silver Ford Galaxy passenger carrier to the entrance of the church just after 5 p.m., melodious bells ringing from its impressive bell tower as the church closed to the public.
When asked how she was feeling, Paris said: ‘A little nervous’ and then added a cheerful smile and said ‘Thank you’ when we offered our congratulations.




