Perpetual Celebration Calendar for anniversaries & birthdays || Favorite Story

Name: Perpetual Celebration Calendar for anniversaries & birthdays || Favorite Story
Brand: FavoriteStory
SKU: 261739619
Price: 24.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (16085 reviews)

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Handmade
Materials: cardstock, ink, black wire binding

A celebration calendar is so handy for keeping your special dates - like birthdays and anniversaries - from year to year. I've even seen birthday calendars used as guest books at weddings.

Generously sized, you'll have plenty of room to keep track of all your important dates. Printed with original illustrations of ferns and fern fronds.

✤ 6" x 11"
✤ printed on sturdy, uncoated card stock so you'll be able to write with ease
✤ bound with twin loop wire binding & hanger
✤ made in USA

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The soft cover planner has a card stock cover with a 20ml poly overlay. I can personalize the covers of the soft cover planners with names, phrases, logos, etc.

The hard cover planner has a rigid 46-60pt board cover with elastic closure. Due to the thickness of the covers, the hard cover planners are printed using either hot foil stamping or silk screening. Because dies and/or screens are involved in the printing process, the hard cover planners cannot be personalized beyond what is offered in the listings.

There are two common ways of handling them:

1. I choose to place the transition weeks in the month with the majority of days in that week. For example, in March 2018 there are 6 days in the final week so March 26 - April 1 is included in March's section because March has the majority of days in that transition week. April's first weekly planning spread begins on Monday, April 2.

2. Sometimes designers will include the final days of a month within the next month no matter how many days carry over - 1 day or even 6.

Both of these two methods are pretty common and each has its merits, but I follow the majority of days in deciding which month to place the transition weeks.

There are a couple of other ways of handling weeks that bridge two months:

3. I could repeat the weeks that transition between months in each month's section but people tend to find duplicate days truly confusing - missing appointments because they didn't realize they wrote it on one page but not on the duplicate page. So this is not a practice I would use.

4. And lastly, I could just leave partial weeks at the beginning and end of months but people prefer to have the full week in their weekly planning spreads. So this, too, is not a practice I use.

I hope that makes sense.