Four police cars are called to Venezuela Fury’s wedding reception hotel with at least one man arrested amid raucous party where proud father Tyson danced with the bride and Peter Andre sang

Police were called to the hotel where Tyson Fury’s daughter Venezuela had a wedding with at least one man.

Four police cars rushed to the scene just after 9.30pm on Saturday after 16-year-old Venezuelan married 19-year-old Noah Price.

Photos taken from the scene at the four-star Comis Hotel near Douglas on the Isle of Man, where the reception was in full swing, show a guest being searched by the police.

He is then taken into a van while another officer is seen holding an evidence bag containing cash and what appears to be a mobile phone.

The drama occurred just after surprise guest Peter Andre led a series of hit classics for the happy couple; Venezuela and Noah hit the dance floor to the chart-topping Mystery Girl.

Earlier exclusive photos obtained by the Daily Mail showed proud dad Tyson and his wife Paris posing for photos with Katie Price’s ex-husband.

At one point world champion boxer Tyson and Peter hugged each other, before Paris gave him a kiss on the cheek to thank him for his performance at the lavish reception.

It was not immediately clear on Sunday why police were called, with an official at force headquarters saying he had no information to share and the on-duty manager at the hotel simply saying: ‘We have no comment to make.’

Heavyweight boxer Tyson danced with wife Paris at a raucous wedding on Saturday

Venezuela Fury and Noah Price photographed at wedding reception in Isle of Man

Tyson photographed with Peter Andre, who performed at the wedding

Proud dad Tyson gave an emotional speech at his daughter’s wedding, telling guests he had a ‘great time’ and urging the couple to have 45 children.

World champion Tyson took to the dance floor at a traditional traveler wedding and spoke to 160 guests celebrating 16-year-old Venezuelan and saying ‘I do’ to 19-year-old Noah Price.

After removing his tuxedo jacket and putting on a smart black vest, the father said: ‘I had a great time, sorry Venezuela and Noah, I told you, you shouldn’t have done that, right?

‘But now you’ve done it, you’ve done it. I hope you have 45 healthy children and a long, happy and loving life.’

Then, remembering his wife Paris, he added: ‘If you’re like me and my wife, we’re best friends and soul mates, we’ve been together more than we’ve been together almost our entire lives, so be like us.

‘Well, good night, God bless – oh and another big shout out to my cousin Owen. Happy 30th Birthday.’

Earlier the bride’s mother said: ‘I met Noah a year ago, he is a very nice, very good-natured, lovely young man and I just want to wish Venezuela and Noah a very, very happy life forever.

‘And I’m glad everyone could come, thank you all for coming, I know some of you came from miles away by boat and plane, I hope you all have a great time, so thank you all for coming.’

Newlyweds Noah and Venezuela, who have been together for over a year, shared a sweet kiss after saying ‘I do’ at St John’s Victoria Royal Chapel in the Isle of Man.

Venezuela dazzled in a lace fishtail wedding dress with a 15-foot train and wore black sunglasses and white Crocs as promised.

The daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury couldn’t wipe the smile off her face as she left the church arm in arm with her 19-year-old new husband.

Venezuela has 18 bridesmaids; 13 of them are children, including Bambi Fury, Venezuela’s eight younger sisters, Valencia, and Noah’s four cousins ​​and family members, Athena, as well as five adult bridesmaids.

After walking his eldest daughter down the aisle, an emotional Tyson told the Daily Mail: ‘It was beautiful. He’s not a Fury anymore.’

Unfazed by the drizzling weather, Tyson joked: ‘If we wanted sun we should have gone to Spain.’

Later in the celebration, after dinner, Venezuela took to the dance floor with her father, Tyson, to the Motown hit My Guy.

White curtains blocked the view from outside to prevent anyone from peering into the ground floor function room.

After the ceremony, Tyson said: ‘That was my baby right there. You, families, are not aware of this. ‘He’s been with me my whole life.’

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.

The bride chose to hold her phone instead of a traditional bouquet as she arrived at the church in style.

Boxing champion was seen giving a speech in front of 160 guests at Venezuela’s wedding

Emotional father Tyson leaving church tells Daily Mail: ‘That was my baby there’ and daughter declares Venezuela ‘not a Rage anymore’

After dinner, Venezuela took to the dance floor with her father, Tyson, to the Motown hit My Guy.

Venezuela stunned in a 15-foot lace fishtail wedding dress and wore black sunglasses and white Crocs as promised

The boxing legend, dressed in a black tuxedo and sunglasses, smiled and waved to the crowd who applauded their arrival.

Among the guests was heavily pregnant phenomenon Molly-Mae Hague, who dazzled in a black trouser suit.

She was accompanied by her daughter, Bambi, who was a bridesmaid.

They had arrived from Manchester on a private jet earlier in the day and were not expected to stay for the wedding reception.

Tyson then smiled and gave the thumbs up and said: ‘Go for it!’ when viewers wished him good luck.

But there appeared to be no sign of his father, John, who earlier in the week expressed dismay at his grandson’s marriage at such a young age.

Noah was seen arriving at the lavishly decorated church in his white tuxedo with his groomsmen just before 1pm.

The groom was greeted with cheers from the villagers as he entered the church with an assistant holding an umbrella and waited for the bride’s arrival.

A steady drizzle just after 11am failed to dampen the enthusiasm of well-wishers gathered outside the church.

Paris and Tyson pose proudly after watching their daughter get married

The couple was seen leaving together for the reception.

Dressed in their best clothes, guests began arriving just before 1pm, but some, including Noah’s uncle, hid in a local café.

Security guards were waiting with umbrellas to protect the guests and they arrived and walked the 30ft blue carpet into the church.

Groom Noah arrived just before 1 p.m., wearing a white tuxedo and black pants, with a yellow rose button-up and sunglasses.

Surrounded by friends, he smiled and waved to well-wishers before reemerging a few minutes later to pose for photos.