Speculation about Kate Middleton’s royal wedding dress is at fever pitch! But one name that continues to come up is Bruce Oldfield. I can so picture Kate Middleton walking down the aisle in one of Oldfield’s couture creations.

His dresses are timeless, romantic, regal and more modest than most. So aptly put on Oldfield's website— his heritage of stars, supermodels, royalty and the very rich mixes the notions of exclusivity, intimacy, and high society. This intoxicating mix is the essence of Bruce Oldfield. Take a peek at some of Oldfield's gorgeous bridal gowns above and below.

While some bet that Oldfield has a 75% chance of being selected as the royal wedding dress designer, other bridal designers are making their visions known! Check out what designers like Vera Wang, Monique Lhuillier and Reem Acra have in mind for Kate's royal wedding style!

Vera Wang— Hand-pieced lace work, a high neckline, elbow-length sleeves, and a full bouffant ball gown skirt.

Valentino— A blossoming wedding dress inspired by Botticelli’s goddess Venus, with romantic ruffles and floral appliqué. Reem Acra— A classic a-line silhouette with embroidery details and a long train, paired with a full-length, traditional bridal veil.

Nina Ricci— A wedding dress fit for a princess, featuring layers of lace and organza, light as a feather so the dress floats down the aisle. Monique Lhuillier— A modern mix of traditional and contemporary bridal style. Chris Benz— Challenges Kate to bring a new freshness to the monarchy by taking fashion risks with her wedding dress. Benz envisions a colorful mermaid silhouette with a bateau neckline.

Jason Wu- Wants Kate to look like a modern-day princess, envisioning a mix of traditional bridal opulence and clean, restrained aesthetic. In your opinion, which bridal designer hits the mark with their idea about Kate Middleton's wedding day style? Post a comment below, or send @OneWed a tweet, to let us know who's style you adore!