We’re going to try to bring you some more behind the scenes glimpses of the mysterious lives of wedding vendors here on PRO.
I’m not exactly sure where I fall because I’m lucky enough to work with both brides and vendors, but from now on, I’d love to share a bit more about what goes into running Weddingbee and Weddingbee PRO.
I wanted to talk about a new day planner that I’ve been using lately to help keep me organized. Although I use Google Calendar to keep track of my appointments, my daily life is actually more a series of to do lists (a feature that Google Calendar is lacking!). I haven’t found an online to-do list program that I love, and for some reason I still like writing out my to-do’s. So after doing a bit of research online, I recently purchased a day planner called the Planner Pad.
This planner is laid out differently than your traditional day planner. Two pages are devoted to each week, and it works like a funnel to help you categorize, prioritize, and schedule all your business and personal to-dos.

In the top section, you create lists based on categories. For instance my categories/projects for this week include: Email, Call/Personal, Things to do (for my assistant), Things to do (for my intern), Posts to Write, Weddingbee, and Weddingbee PRO. I previously used Excel or Notepad to track my to-do’s, but I had so many different lists that each had projects with varying deadlines, categorizing them solely by category wasn’t very effective. Being able to see all of my to-do’s like this in one place has been so helpful and much more efficient.
The middle section is where I list things that I absolutely must do that day. And the bottom section is where I list my appointments.
Because I’m often juggling so many things at once that require multiple to-do lists, this planner really works for me. What programs or tools do you use to stay organized?
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wow, mrs bee, that is really in depth! I wish I was that organized! For work we use Remember the Milk, a free online to do list tool. You could chrck iy out if you havent already.