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So you are a bullet journaling fan? Us too. No matter how you choose to make your bullet journal your own, the weekly spread always has a part to play.

From organisation to planning, and finally remembering those long-forgotten to-dos lurking at the bottom of your list, weekly spreads make it all simple. But what about when you are stuck for weekly spread ideas?

Here are nine ideas to get you started.

What is a bullet journal weekly spread?

Your bullet journal weekly spread is where you plan out your week. Really, it can be customised any way you see fit.

Most weekly spreads include boxes or sections for each day of the week. That is where tasks and events go. You can also add a separate section for general to-dos, a mini habit tracker or mood tracker, or a reminder of goals you are working towards.

New to the method? Read our guide to bullet journaling before you draw your first spread.

Bold aesthetic weekly spread ideas

When you are browsing ideas, remember you do not have to do them all. Use each one as inspiration, then choose the style that is best for you.

1. The location-themed weekly spread

Bring a touch of the natural world into your spread. Greens and browns can create a calm feeling you carry through into your date designs too. A fun way to remember a week spent somewhere special: a holiday, a weekend trip, or time with friends in a favourite place.

2. The seasonal weekly spread

A classic for good reason. A seasonal design helps you get in the mood for whatever you have planned, whether that is a summer BBQ in the park or a cosy winter night at home.

3. The recap-style weekly spread

What happened that week? A big album release, the last day of school, or a new job? Illustrate as you go and check in with your journal each day. By the end of the week you will have the perfect recap.

Minimalist weekly spread ideas

If clean and clutter-free is more your style, you are in good company. There are many ways to approach a more minimalist bullet journaling style, and some might be slightly different to what you expect.

4. The two-tone weekly spread

Limit yourself to two colours for the whole spread. It keeps the layout calm while still giving you room to separate days, tasks and notes.

5. The white space weekly spread

Leave generous margins and empty areas between sections. White space makes the spread easier to read and stops your week feeling overcrowded before it has begun.

6. The classic minimalist weekly spread

Simple boxes, clean lettering, no decoration. This is the spread to choose when you want your plan to stay front and centre without any visual noise.

Simple weekly spread ideas

Not every spread needs to be a work of art. These ideas work well when you are short on time but still want a layout you enjoy opening.

7. The stickers weekly spread

Use stickers to mark events, moods or priorities. Quick to set up and easy to customise week by week.

8. The colourful weekly spread

Assign a colour to each day or category. Helpful if you like to scan your week at a glance and spot where your energy is going.

9. The simple sketches weekly spread

Small doodles beside each day: a coffee cup for a busy morning, a star for a highlight, a heart for time with friends. Low effort, high personality.

For more layout inspiration, see our bullet journal key guide, minimalist spread ideas, and to-do list tips.

Choose your notebook

Draw weekly spreads in a lined notebook or wellness journal with room for habit and mood trackers alongside your plan. Browse all notebooks and journals to find a cover you will want to open every Monday.