6 Best Planners for 2016

Hey, guys! 2016 is on its way here and it's just speeding on over here, and it's gonna be the new year before you know it. I'm a bit crazy- I love planners, and stationary, and office supplies... All of it. So if you're like me and might need a new planner for 2016, in addition to a plain old calendar, then I've picked out some of the best ones out there- all for you guys. 


1. Kikki K (as shown in photo #1)

This one is an essential, you can't really go wrong with Kikki K, and they're planner are just perfect for everything. I'm right handed, so I don't mind that it's spiral bound; in fact, I like it even more. Cost: $44.95

2. Erin Condren Life Planner

Okay, this one is the business. Now we're gettin real. Erin Condren planners are for those people who are truly passionate about their planning, as these are about the best thing you can get. Erin Condren pretty much just ruled out the rest of the competition. Cost: $50.00

3. Typo Undated Weekly Planner

This one is great for a lot of things, like maybe planning out blog posts- and the amazing thing about it is that it doesn't even have any dates on it. Because of this, you could start it now, or March, or skip months, or do whatever you want. It's cheaper than most, so you're just investing in convenience, pretty much. It'll work for years and years because you can ski months here and there and still be able to use it next time. Cost: $19.99

4. The Daily Dream Creator (as shown in photo #2)

If you're all about dreams and astrology and making things happen, then this planner is for you! It's got little places and spaces for brainstorming and your astrology dates and stuff. My mum would like this.... Cost: $44.95


5. Emily Ley


Again, this one is spiral bound, something I kind of like in a planner- I just don't mind it, seeing as I'm right handed. These ones sell out pretty fast, but they're gorgeous, despite that they're a little on the pricier side. I'd definitely go this route. On a chart, I'd say they're right below Erin Condren planners. Cost: $58.00

6. Collective 2016 Diary (as shown in photo #3) 

This one comes out the second least expensive, but it's still pretty nice. Collective Diaries are from Australia, unfortunately, so they won't get to the U.S. on time for Christmas but they're still gonna make a nice New Year's gift. Cost: $22.27

These are all so gorgeous and anyone who owns one is likely to have a great year, not to mention one filled with "Hey, where did you get that diary?" if you have the Erin Condren. 

xx Savannah