Meghan Markle's wedding dress: We predict what the royal-to-be might wear on her big day

An iconic option, Oscar de la Renta would be the way to go for Meghan to honour her American roots. The label has been behind numerous high-profile wedding dresses for women such as Amal Clooney, ‘Girls’ star Allison Williams and Kate Bosworth. [Photo: Getty]

Paris-based designer Delphine Manivet is a favourite of Meghan’s with the star saying the under-the-radar label’s whimsical romantic dresses should be celebrated “for their uniqueness and beauty.” [Photo: Getty]

Meghan’s close friend Misha Nonoo is supposedly the woman who set the ‘Suits’ star up with Prince Harry. Although she’s known for creating tailored separates, choosing her to create the royal-to-be’s wedding dress could be the ultimate thank you present. [Photo: Getty]

Meghan has been seen in several Burberry pieces over the years, putting the heritage British brand near the top of the wedding dress list. It would certainly be the perfect goodbye from creative director Christopher Bailey who is set to leave the label at the end of next year. [Photo: Getty]

In an interview, Meghan said she will “always be a fan of Elie Saab.” Luckily, the Lebanese designer has his own bridal collection and has dressed the Hollywood royalty on the red carpet including Cate Blanchett, Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Lopez. [Photo: Getty]

Meghan was spotted in Erdem at Harry’s friend’s Jamaican wedding in March this year. Her printed gown is worlds away from a traditional wedding look but the Canadian-born, London-based designer ties in Meghan’s previous Toronto home with her new one. It helps that the Duchess of Cambridge loves his ladylike designs too. [Photo: Getty]

“I’ve worn three Lanvin dresses and they’ve all been a dream,” Meghan told Glamour. “They’re so well made, with the most beautiful craftsmanship. I don’t tend to go with things that are ornate – just beautifully made pieces and some classic jewellery.” French brand Lanvin could be the perfect name for a simple gown fit for British royalty. [Photo: Getty]

Meghan hit up the Audi Polo Challenge in May wearing a simple yet elegant Antonio Berardi dress. The British designer would be a surprising name to design the royal wedding dress but he does have experience in the bridal department. [Photo: Getty]