Will Philip Treacy Design Kate Middleton's Wedding Hat?

When Kate Middleton weds Prince William on April 29, all eyes will be on her dress – and on her head.
Famed hat maker Philip Treacy, whose fans include Sarah Jessica Parker, Lady Gaga and Middleton's future in-law Camilla Parker Bowles, confirms to PEOPLE that he is making wedding hats for "some members of the royal family and attendees."
And a new report connects Treacy – and his fantastic creations – to the bride herself.
"Kate recently met Treacy after the Duchess of Cornwall (Parker Bowles) recommended his designs for the senior members of the wedding party, including mother-of-the-bride Carole," writes royal watcher Katie Nicholl in the U.K.'s Daily Mail.
The royal connection is legit: Treacy designed Parker Bowles's dramatic feathered fascinator when she married Prince Charles in April 2005.
According to the Daily Mail report, Middleton will don a veil for the wedding ceremony, but is "keen on wearing something fabulous" for the evening reception.
The bride is indeed expected to change out of her wedding gown and into a different dress for the dinner dance being hosted by Prince Charles where she'll have Prince William on her arm. Now the world will be watching to see what's on her head.