Princess Eugenie, 27, and her beau Jack Brooksbank, 31, announced their engagement earlier this month.
The Queen's granddaughter and her lover had reportedly planned to tie the knot in September this year at Windsor Castle because they wanted to have an Indian wedding.
But the couple have been forced to delay their marital ceremony for one month because Eugenie's relatives, including Prince Harry – who is marrying fiancee Meghan Markle in Autumn this year – would not be able to attend due to prior commitments.
"Eugenie and Jack are keen to tie the knot quite quickly, and there certainly wouldn’t be any issue as regards the booking of the chapel given who her grandmother is.
"But the issue is that some members of the Royal Family already have commitments in the diary.
"There is talk of a number of foreign tours for Prince Harry and Miss Markle this year, and September is a date that has been mooted. There is nothing concrete yet, but it looks as if Eugenie and Jack will go for October instead", a source told the Mail Online.
However, it is believed the newly engaged duo are not fazed by the amendments to their big day, as they refuse to let anything spoil their moment.
"They are fine with it. I don’t think anything will overshadow how deliriously happy they are", the insider added.
Eugenie's father Prince Andrew, the Duke of York – who is the son of the 91-year-old monarch and Charles, the Prince of Wales – recently confirmed the pair have had to reschedule their ceremony.
He said: "It’s now about finding the time and the date and getting it all organised, I think probably in the Autumn some time, is the time every is looking at.
"We can’t fix a date yet, we’ve got to look at everybody’s diaries – it’s a bit more complicated than that."
Prince Andrew, 57, is not the only relative who has revealed the details of the couple's wedding plans.
Jack's grandmother, Joanna Newton, said: "It will be down in Windsor and it will be in October. He [Jack] said ‘We can’t get married in September now so we will have to get married in October’.
"[The Royal family] have got something else going on then I think so they couldn’t. So he [Jack] just said that if they can’t get married in September they will have to get married in October."
Although some of Eugenie's family members have caused the brunette beauty to change her date, her husband-to-be's grandparent would not miss it for the world. She added: "Of course I shall be going to the wedding, I’m granny."
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