Wedding planner scrapbook??

mermaid711

Hiya

I was hoping to buy a wedding planner 'scrapbook' so that I can start collecting pictures, samples, ideas etc and making notes.

Any ideas where to get a cheapish one??

Jenny

DubPrincess

Not sure where you are but near me is hobbycraft, staples and whsmith which are all good for those things.
I ended up just buying a white ring binder file as I couldn't find a planner in A4 to hold everything I wanted it to, I just added blank pages, dividers and plastic wallets to hold flyers etc.
Hope you find something xxx

ladypike

mermaid711 wrote: »

Hiya

I was hoping to buy a wedding planner 'scrapbook' so that I can start collecting pictures, samples, ideas etc and making notes.

Any ideas where to get a cheapish one??

Jenny

have you got a pinterest account? its an online scrapbook and is fab for pinning anything you like and keeping them all together. I can send you an invite if you are interested x

Scotsbride

the knot also do a similar thing where you can upload your own pics

DubPrincess

ladypike wrote: »

have you got a pinterest account? its an online scrapbook and is fab for pinning anything you like and keeping them all together. I can send you an invite if you are interested x

ooh yeah forget what I said, get a pinterest account! I think I actually have a pin board on there for every aspect of my life! :rotfl:

daisiegg

I got one off Amazon, loads of stuff on there complete waste of money for me though - never used the thing! :rotfl:

katie1812

There was a little wedding box with a book and planner in, in card factory last year when I got married.it was very handy for writing things down... Don't know if they'll still have it though.

faithless

daisiegg wrote: »

I got one off Amazon, loads of stuff on there complete waste of money for me though - never used the thing! :rotfl:

Lol, that's exactly what I did - bought a nice one off Amazon after agonizing over which one of the dozens to get, and never used it. I'm glad I don't also buy a pretty box file for magazines etc, as the giant plastic toy box I got from Asda for a couple of quid only just fits all the magazines, leaflets, and crap in!

I also have a Pinterest board which is great, and I suppose you could upload to it photos/scans of any pics or articles you want to keep?

Jessycat

I think I saw one in M&S but it was probably quite pricey. Have you tried someone like 'The Works'? I am another Pinterest user so haven't bothered.

kacie

I use pinterest but want a planner too as a keepsake after the wedding

lucylocket35

I just bought a pretty note book from Tesco for a couple of quid and used post it notes to make dividers for the different sections like dress, flowers, cake, guest list etc. Everytime I see something I like I print a pic and stick it in. I write ideas in the front. I also printed off a checklist from the net. I've got a budget spreadsheet going too, but easier to keep that on the computer for updating!