We’ve reached the final chapter of my Planner Set-up 2026 series! After weeks of printing, trimming, hole-punching, and a few rounds of rearranging pages, my A5 Melody Planner is officially ready for the year ahead.
In this post, I’m sharing a peek inside the finished set-up – from my favourite spreads to the printable pages that brought everything together.
If you’ve followed along through Parts 1 to 3, you’ll already know that my 2026 planner is built around flexibility and flow – a blend of structure, creativity, and a touch of magic. Now that it’s complete, it finally feels real.
🪶 The Tools That Bring It Together
Before diving into the pages themselves, here’s a quick list of what I used to build my set-up this year:
- A5 Melody Planner from Planners Anonymous
- 120gsm dot grid paper, printed double-sided at home (I use this paper)
- Lovely Planner – A5 Month on Two Pages (2026) layout
- Mom Envy – Yearly Goals & Adventures (2026) layouts
- Google Sheets mini calendars for my yearly overview
- Stickers, washi tape, and divider tabs to separate my sections. Stickers from Planners Anonymous, Luscious Labels & Temu. Washi from Planners Anonymous & Temu. Dividers made from Planners & Anonymous Creative digital kits and the insert that came with my Paperlike screen protector for my iPad.
✨ A Flip-Through of My 2026 Planner
Here’s a look inside how it all came together, ready to be filled with colour, notes, and the energy of the new year.
🗓️ Yearly Section
This section anchors my entire planner. It includes:
- My 2026 Year-at-a-Glance calendar
- Master Goals List
- Witchy Things pages with yearly tarot draw and numerology notes
🌿 Quarterly Section
Slotted in between my Yearly & Monthly sections I’m adding a few spreads that are quarterly lists
- Quarterly Goals list – the goals I’m working on for that quarter
- Quarterly Brain Dump
- Reset Week – Ending each quarter with a Reset of the self and home
🌿 Monthly Section
Each month begins with the Lovely Planner monthly printable then my Monthly Pep Talk page – where I write my intentions, goals, and self-care ideas. During uni semesters, I include a Uni Focus list for assignments and deadlines, so I can balance study and daily life.
Then comes my weekly spreads where the day to day planning happens.
📚 Misc Section
My Misc section is the creative heart of my planner. It includes:
- ‘To Be Read’ and ‘2026 Books’ spreads
- Lists for shows, movies, and podcasts
- Notes and favourites pages
These pages are where I track the things that spark joy – the little moments between the big plans.
🎯 Goals Section
This section ties in with Part 3 of the series – the Goals & Tracker Pages. It includes:
- Goal Breakdown spreads with action steps and milestones
- Quarterly Reflection pages for reflection and redirection
I love how this layout balances structure with breathing room – enough space to track progress without feeling boxed in.
🖨️ Printable Round-Up
Here’s a list of the printables I used (or created) for my 2026 setup. I’ll update links as they go live:
- Lovely Planner – A5 Month on Two Pages (2026)
- Mom Envy – Yearly Goals & Adventures (2026)
- Nightwolf’s Den Monthly Pep Talk & Review Pages → free printable bundle coming soon
🌙 Final Thoughts
Setting up this planner each year is about more than organisation – it’s about grounding myself in what matters most. These pages will evolve and fill with life as 2026 unfolds: scribbled notes, reflections, tarot draws, and small reminders of progress.
I love looking back at old planners and seeing the layers of living between the lines – the messy notes, doodles, and dreams turned into plans.
✨ Planner Setup Series Links
- Planner Set-up 2026 (Part 1 – Tools & Layout) → Read Here
- Planner Set-up 2026 (Part 2 – Yearly & Monthly Pages) → Read Here
- Planner Set-up 2026 (Part 3 – Goals & Miscellaneous Pages) → Read Here
- Planner Set-up Series Master Post List