Planning for the Holidays in your Bullet Journal is one of the best things you can do to ensure you have a stress free Holiday! If you are already using a bullet journal, you can simply add any Christmas spreads that speak to you, or if you are like most planner addicts, you might have a separate planner you use for holiday planning. I actually fall into a third category. My bullet journal is in a traveler’s notebook so each year I use a new insert that not only houses my lists and spreads, but it becomes a Christmas scrapbook with DIY Instax Photos added along with any memorabilia for that year. Whatever format you choose to use, here are some terrific ideas to get you started on the road to an organized holiday.

December Monthly Calendar

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Isn’t this monthly spread just lovely? Big, bold colors with plenty of room for events and appointments, but the shapes are easy to draw so even the artistically challenged can give this design a go.

 

December Weekly Spread

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Isn’t this a great weekly spread for December? It’s so cheery with all the essentials you need to make the most of each week leading up to Christmas.

Christmas Card List

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I typically have my contact list in my phone and rewriting addresses into my BuJo just seems like that time could be used for more important things. Like napping. But, it is nice to keep a record of who was on the nice list long enough for me to send them a card, and from whom I received seasons greetings. The spread above is perfect for the task. I would use the two-page spread for cards I’d sent, and if reciprocated, I’d add a snowflake or two to the illustrated envelope.

Stocking Stuffers

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I think it’s a fun idea to list your stocking stuffer ideas in a drawing of a stocking. The only stockings hung in our house are for the four fur-kids;-) Not that they are spoiled little critters. No, definitely not. (Total lie.)

Christmas Gift’s

 

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This gift-giving spread is just lovely. There’s plenty of space to write down ideas for everybody on one page.  There’s also a place to record who actually got what as well as the cost. It’s always a good idea to operate within a budget, especially during the holidays. Here’s hoping you have a happy and stress-free holiday season and thanks for stopping by!