The wedding dress of Princess Eugenie is that of a "British designer".

Princess Eugenie of York has to marry her long-time son-in-law, Jack Brooksbank, in just one week, and rumors are rife about the person who designed her dress for the big day.

Although the ninth in line of the throne has remained predictable in this area, it has already revealed that this important number was created by a "designer based in Britain."

Princess Eugenie and her fiance Jack Brooksbank are getting ready for their wedding in October, which would be very different from the Harry and Meghan ceremony.
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"I do not tell anyone who makes it, but I can say that it's a British designer. [The dress] That's the only thing I was really good at, "said Britain's Vogue to Vogue in an interview in September. "As soon as we announced the wedding, I immediately knew the designer and the look."

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"I never thought I was the one who knew exactly what I liked, but I'm pretty good," she added.

Bookmakers favor creators like Erdem, Jenny Packham and Suzannah, as well as small brands Suzanne Neville and Alice Temperley as possible choices, Hello! reports.

As noted Town and Country, Eugenie will likely wear a veil when she walks in the driveway and will possibly wear a second dress for the reception, at the Markle Meghan.

At the same time, Harper's Bazaar said York's tiara was "the most likely candidate" for the bride's hairstyle choice of the big day, like the crown worn by her mother, Sarah Ferguson, when she married Prince Andrew in 1986.

Princess Eugenie and Brooksbank are expected to be married on Friday, October 12 at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on October 12, at the same location where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were married in May.

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TLC announced it would broadcast the syndicate live at 4:25 am EST, reports People. The network will also broadcast a wedding reminder at 7:25 am EST.

Kathleen Joyce from Fox News contributed to this report.