Dear gentle reader, the summer season is upon us. Let’s get our social calendar organized with this Bridgerton-Inspired June Bullet Journal.

Creating the cover page for the Bridgerton-Inspired June Bullet Journal.

I have been trying to think of a June theme, and since the ton has been buzzing about Bridgerton’s new season, and part two is coming out in June, I was inspired by it.

I wanted to create a floral design similar to the Blue Danube teacups. This captures the Bridgerton vibe, and as an added bonus, I can use a blue shade like the ones we see in the show’s costumes.

I started by tracing Lady Whistledown’s silhouette on scrap paper.

I won’t add a guide here due to trademark reasons, but if you google it, you can find different silhouettes. Either print one on paper or trace it straight from your laptop or tablet screen using thin paper.

For my journal, I use a lovely peacock shade of blue, which is the perfect combination of the blue and green shades we see in the show.

Then I arranged some flowers around the page to create that old-timey pattern.

Lastly, I wrote the month’s name at the bottom of the silhouette with a white gel pen.

I chose small, discreet letters because I didn’t want to disturb the nice pattern, but if you choose a bigger font, I am sure it will look magnificent.

Here I want to share an alternative idea I had about this project.

I also considered making it into a Jane Austen-inspired bullet journal. Since my followers voted for the Bridgerton one, I listened!

But should you want to make the Austen one, all you have to do is google Jane Austen silhouette and use that instead, along with relevant quotes from her books.

Adding a Calendar, a“To do” page and an “Expenses” page to the bullet journal.

Next, I created the calendar. I kept the theme very monochromatic.

To match the style, I didn’t add any contrasting colors. Instead, for the lines and letters, I used similar peacock shades.

If it is too tedious for you, you can add different blues or even yellow (yes, Featherington-inspired yellow) hues.

Of course, I decorated the sides and the days with blue flowers.

Next is the “To Do” page. I guess if the characters of the show used this journal, their top priorities would be to “find a suitor for the season” and “impress the Queen.”

My tasks are more mundane, but this elegant layout makes them look so fancy.

I just had to add the famous “You must make haste!” line, since it is perfect for this page, as I have a bad habit of postponing tasks.

You can add more quotes from the books/series if you want. I personally wanted to add just this one, above my floral pattern.

Next is the “Expenses” page, a very important page for high society, after all.

Here I did two variations: on the first page, I used a similar design as on the “To Do” page, and on the second page, I just scattered some flowers. After all, some variety never hurts, right?

Creating the Trackers for the Bridgerton-Inspired June Bullet Journal.

The “Mood Tracker” is my favorite insert. I used die-cut flowers as a guide and traced them with a pen, adding branches with my marker.

On each flower, I added a number, and each day I will paint them according to my mood.

Accidentally, I added an extra day, so I painted a heart on the past flower to cover it. To mark my moods, I used the necessary blue hues.

Of course, I needed another tracker for my monthly noble pursuits. I made a table of the dates and added rows for habits. I just add a tick every time I do something and a line for each glass of water I drink.

And with that, the calendar is ready! I hope you have a lovely summer season!

Supplies you will need to make the Bridgerton-Inspired June Bullet Journal.

 The materials you will need are very simple. For starters, a colored paper of your choosing. I used the peacock paper from the Concord & 9th Assorted Color Cardstock Pack.

I love this pack, by the way, all these pretty colors—I almost don’t want to use them. For the titles and words, you will need similar colored pens.

I used Tombow’s 379- Jade Green  and Stabilo Point 88/51 Turquoise.

For the moods, I used Tombow’s 443 Turquoise, 533 Peacock Blue, 451 Sky Blue, 373 Sea Blue, 620 Lilac, 555 Ultramarine.

 To cut the flowers, you can use any type of floral die. I used the Spellbinders UMBRELLA BLOOM Etched Dies. I really recommend this die because you can make so many things with it.

Lastly, if you’re on the lookout for a fantastic bullet journal, I highly recommend Notebook Therapy’s “Sun Solstice,” the one I currently use.

Thank you so much for reading. Don’t forget to check out my Watermelon Themed June Bullet Journal spread.