Fact: The only thing celebrities like more than walking the red carpet is walking down the wedding aisle. And why not? Matrimony made Amal Clooney a rockstar, and Kim Kardashian’s various marital statuses are the root of her entire career.

Incidentally, bridal fashion week recently wrapped in NYC, and the spring 2016 collections were full of gorgeous, A-list-level creations. With a slew of stars slated to tie the knot, we imagined the newly debuted big-day looks these 10 boldfacers should definitely choose. Take a look:

As the most straight-laced millennial on the planet, Allison Williams will likely stick to what she knows: simple, sweet and strapless (to show off those 20-something arms). In fact, since she looked ready to say “I do” in Giambattista Valli at last year’s Emmys, we suggest she just wear an all-white version of that dress (cue Carolina Herrera) for her

TBD nuptials

to CollegeHumor co-founder Ricky Van Veen.

Roberts is petite and only 24, so she need not commit to full-length layers when she marries fiancé and “American Horror Story” co-star Evan Peters. If her record of feminine, above-the-knee numbers is any indication, she’ll go with something similar to this floral-embroidered Oscar de la Renta creation.

Don’t count on Twigs,

Robert Pattinson’s catch

, to put on some princess gown. She prefers the directional, à la Angel Sanchez’s pants ensemble. How perfect for an impromptu vogue-ing at that

wedding

.

We don’t know when Jennifer Aniston will make it to the altar with Justin Theroux. But when she does, we hope she wears something form-hugging, like this Reem Acra lace cutout gown, so she can flaunt that “still got it” bod.

Though newly subdued, there are no limits to what Gaga might concoct for her wedding to actor Taylor Kinney. (Will she arrive in the cake? Stage her own death and turn it into a funeral?) Assuming she keeps on the subtlety course, we’d place our bets on this ethereal Mira Zwillinger dress — especially if the headpiece comes with it.

It would be a shame if the boho-chic queen — currently engaged to banker Olivier Sarkozy — didn’t pick a similarly bohemian dress, like this billowy dream from Houghton.

For the “Downton Abbey” leading lady, we suggest Luisa Beccaria’s prim long sleeves, delicate embroidery and “Wuthering Heights” hairdo. Her p.r. director fiancé, John Dineen — whom we shall call Heathcliff — should be quite pleased.

Kunis is the quintessential sharp-tongued, jeans-and-tee girl who happens to clean up nicely in ultra-femme fare. Although we secretly hope she repurposes her “Black Swan” costume to tie the knot with Ashton Kutcher, we’d also be happy to see her in this gorgeous Amsale gown.

Hilton, whom some might consider American royalty, will soon wed James Rothschild, grandson of a baron. Meaning: She should wear a cape. This Jenny Packham one will do just fine.

Olivia Wilde is a style wild card, so there’s a chance she’ll ditch tradition when she weds Jason Sudeikis — and Elizabeth Fillmore’s enchanting floral-print dress would be a nice break, indeed.