Venezuela Fury, 16, insists she has no plans to have children for a few years but admits she is going to miss living with mum Paris as she prepares to tie the knot with fiancé Noah Price, 19

Venezuela Fury has insisted she and fiancé Noah Price had no plans to start a family, ahead of the pair tying the knot on Saturday. 

The daughter of Tyson Fury, 16, and the boxer, 19, are due to wed at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s, which is a Church of England place of worship and is in the village of the same name close to the Tyson family home on the Isle of Man. 

Speaking ahead of her big day, Venezuela said: ‘I’m not having children for a few years. We plan on seeing the world before that happens.’

However she has admitted that as a married woman will miss living with mum Paris, 36, who she lovingly described as her friend. 

Venezuela said: ‘I would probably miss most, having a friend to talk to all the time, like I couldn’t imagine being in a home on my own’.

She went on to explain how living with just Noah would be a huge change after growing up with four siblings in a house full of ‘screaming and shouting’.

An emotional Paris felt the same and told The Sun: ‘Noah is so nice and kind and I have no doubt they’ll have an amazing life together. But I’ve realised just how much I’m going to miss her.’

Earlier in the day Noah couldn’t keep his hands off the bride to be as the couple were seen leaving the picturesque church venue after their dress rehearsal.

Mother of the bride Paris exclusively told The Daily Mail she was feeling ‘a little nervous’ as she turned up with her daughter for a rehearsal at her church venue. 

Accompanied by a Netflix camera crew ahead of series three of At Home With The Fury’s, Paris drove a silver Ford Galaxy people carrier with her and Venezuela to the drive of the church just after 5pm when it closed to the public, with the melodic chimes ringing from the impressive steeple.

When asked how she was feeling Paris said: ‘A little nervous’ and then added a cheery smile and said ‘Thank you’ when we offered our congratulations.

For the rehearsal Venezuela opted for a leopard print jacket, red leggings and sliders, which she wore just hours earlier during a TikTok showing off her fake tan. 

Half an hour later groom Noah turned up – dressed in a polo shirt and beige chinos – after being dropped off by friends and he strode confidently into the church with a group of pals, pulling a face at photographers. 

Earlier event organisers were seen moving wooden chairs from inside the church to a storage shed outside to make room for TV cables and camera positions.

Also, at what was thought to be a TV rehearsal was grandmother of the bride Lynda Mulroy, a traditional traveller from Doncaster, South Yorkshire was was accompanied by several of the little Furys.

Venezuela, 16, and Noah, 19, are set to tie the knot in front of their loved ones on Saturday after a year of dating. 

Ahead of the big day, Noah also gathered with his groomsmen at the swanky hotel Comis Hotel where 150 guests will attend the reception.

Taking to Instagram the boxer posed alongside his group pals after arriving at the four star venue, which boasts a pool, spa and gold course. 

Meanwhile Venezuela has been putting together the finishing touches, getting her nails done and opening up her bridal gifts, which includes a lavish crystal vase given to her by Netflix.

The teenager is following in her parents’ footsteps by tying the knot at such a young age, with Paris 19 and Tyson 21 when they wed. 

It will no doubt bring back happy memories for the pair when they attend Venezuela and Noah’s wedding at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s. 

There has been a church on the site for more than 1,000 years according to local historians and there is a Celtic cross in the grounds to the sun god Lugh.

Late Friday afternoon a team of workers from Event Stylists the firm planning the wedding arrived at the church.

They were joined by Reverend Fisher, who will conduct the service and who stood in the porch of the picturesque church for several minutes speaking on a mobile phone.

Locals in a coffee shop over the road were chatting enthusiastically about the nuptials with one woman telling the Daily Mail: ‘The Fury family have been in here a few times.

‘They are lovely and always stop to chat. I can’t wait to watch the wedding tomorrow. My friend is going and when they asked Tyson about the dress code and what they should wear, he said ‘Dress casual. I’m wearing crocs’.’

Banns for the couple were read out at Sunday services during the last two months, but it is not known if the happy couple were present.

In an exclusive statement to the Daily Mail, the venerable Irene Cowell, archdeacon of the Isle of Man, said: ‘The marriage service is taking place in accordance with Manx law which permits marriage from the age of 16 with parental consent.

‘All necessary legal processes have been followed, and pastoral support has been provided to the couple and their families in preparation for the service.

‘As with all weddings of this occasion the emphasis will be on commitment, prayer and the beginning of married life together.

‘We offer our prayers and good wishes to the couple as they take this next step in their life together.’

The service will be carried out by the Rev Joanna Fisher.

The wedding reception will be held at the nearby Comis Hotel where 150 guests will tuck into a three course £200 a head meal with wine and champagne in the Snaefell Suite which costs £1500 to hire.

With its panoramic view of nearby mountains it is as the hotel wedding brochure describes a ‘stunning ceremony venue with a distinct atmosphere to make your day truly special’.

At the venue, florists were busy constructing flower arches as an entertainment rental company were also preparing for the evening bash.

However, the hotel looks set for chaos as it has also been booked by The Porsche Club of Great Britain for a rally with more than 100 petrol heads and their cars in attendance.

Drivers have been converging on the hotel for the Porsche Club of Great Britain’s 25-year anniversary being organised by Scenic Tours with three- and four-night packages starting from £690.

One Porsche guest said: ‘It was organised chaos this morning at breakfast and now I gather Tyson Fury’s daughter is getting married here on Saturday so goodness knows what the noise will be like.’

Venezuela and Noah kept their romance under wraps, before going Instagram official just months before their proposal.

After asking Tyson for his daughter’s hand in marriage, amateur boxer Noah crashed Venezuela’s 16th birthday party to propose after just a year of dating.