May Bullet Journal Spread 🌸

Wow, it's so fun seeing everyone's reactions to my May bullet journal spread! I was so thrilled with how my flower theme turned out, especially the cover page. Speaking of cover pages, I know a lot of you are always looking for fresh ideas, and honestly, that's where the magic often begins! For my May cover page, I really wanted something light and cheerful, and the 'May' in pink script against all those vibrant, colorful flowers just felt perfect. I used orange, blue, yellow, purple, and pink to make it pop, just like a real spring garden. If you're struggling for ideas, sometimes picking a specific flower can spark so much creativity! Like, imagine a gorgeous tulip bullet journal theme! Tulips are so elegant and simple to draw, even if you're not an artist. You could do a minimalist line art tulip cover, or go wild with watercolor tulips spilling across your monthly spread. For my weekly spread, instead of just drawing flowers, I decided to pair each numbered day of the week with a different small bloom – it added such a sweet touch. Don't be afraid to experiment with different flower types, from daisies to roses, and see what resonates with you. Pinterest is my absolute go-to for visual inspiration! And for those of you already thinking ahead to your 2026 bullet journal setup (you planners, I love it!), remember that many monthly themes are timeless. A beautiful floral design like mine can easily be adapted for any year. When I'm thinking long-term, I like to create a 'future log' spread early on. It's basically a mini-calendar for the next year or two where I jot down important dates or long-term goals. This helps me integrate my 'MAY goals' into a bigger picture. For example, if one of my May goals is to read a certain number of books, I can track that progress quarterly or yearly. When you're designing your May calendar or even your yearly overview, think about how the colors and motifs can flow. My dotted background gives a nice clean base, but you could add a subtle floral border or even tiny flower doodles around your important dates. It’s all about making your journal functional and beautiful. Don't forget to incorporate little bits of joy, whether it's a quote, a small drawing, or simply a splash of a favorite color. Happy journaling, everyone! Can't wait to see your amazing spreads!