Princess Catherine’s Wedding Dress Designer Revealed

The Princess of Wales, Catherine, is known for her impeccable style and fashion choices.

Her elegant outfits and natural beauty have captured the attention of renowned designers such as Valentino and Karl Lagerfeld.

With her adoring public always guessing what she will wear next, Catherine has become a fashion icon in her own right.

Recently, Prince William and Princess Catherine attended the wedding of Harry Albury Fletcher and Louise Stoughton, providing the perfect opportunity for a dress rehearsal before their own royal wedding.

On this occasion, Catherine opted for a black ensemble, a departure from the traditional white often associated with weddings.

However, the biggest scoop of the day was undoubtedly the revelation of Catherine's wedding dress designer.

Underneath her tailored velvet dress coat by Lilla Blula, she wore an elegant above-the-knee dress with a sheer neckline adorned with silver clasps.

Completing the outfit was a black pillbox hat featuring an intricate fascinator, plump colored shoes, and a matching clutch bag.

Observers also noted that she appeared thinner than usual, perhaps indicating her desire to look slim for the upcoming wedding photos that will be seen by millions.

The groom, a close friend of Prince William, is the youngest son of Sir Henry Albury Fletcher, 8th Baronet and Lord Lieutenant of Buckingham Shire.

The bride hails from one of Britain's most aristocratic families.

Planning a wedding on such a grand scale, like their own April 29th affair, can undoubtedly be stressful, which may have contributed to Catherine's slimmer appearance.

Prince William, who served as an usher, arrived at the Albro Parish Church in Barton Bridge, West New Yorkshire at 1pm.

Princess Beatrice was also in attendance.

While most guests enjoyed mulled wine at the church before the service, William took the groom and usher to the village pub.

After the ceremony, Catherine and Princess Beatrice traveled to the reception at Castle Alton in a vintage bus.

However, Catherine left the venue in an Audi A5, playfully stating that it was not her wedding yet, as excitement builds around every outfit she wears leading up to her big day.

For weeks, there has been speculation about the designer of Catherine's wedding dress.

Palace wishes kept the identity a secret, but through insider sources, we have learned that the chosen designer is Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen.

Initially, many believed Bruce Oldfield was the designer, leading to relentless media speculation.

Names such as Alice Temperley and even Victoria Beckham were thrown into the mix before settling on Sarah Burton as the front-runner.

The palace's decision to withhold the designer's name was to protect Burton and her family from media scrutiny for as long as possible.

It also allowed her the freedom to create Catherine's dream gown without additional pressure and distractions.

Designing a dress that will be seen by billions worldwide and immortalized in royal and fashion history is no small task, and the palace wanted to ensure the process was as stress-free as possible.

Burton, a talented designer, established Le Boulin in 2002 and has since gained a loyal and discerning clientele, including Catherine and the Middleton ladies, as well as celebrities like Emma Watson, Jerry Hall, and writer Cecilia Worden.

Coincidentally, Le Boulin Espanola is one of the first helicopters ever invented, perhaps a subtle nod to Prince William's role as a search and rescue helicopter pilot?

The little clues are always intriguing.

As the anticipation builds for Catherine's grand entrance at Westminster Abbey, all eyes will be on her spectacular gown fit for a future queen.

The reveal of the designer's identity adds another layer of excitement to an already highly anticipated event.

With less than two weeks to go until the royal wedding, the world eagerly awaits the moment when Catherine steps out in her stunning dress, making history and capturing the hearts of millions.