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Related: The ultimate list of 100+ Christmas planning tips you need to knowĪnd what if you discover this week by week planner after 1 October? I promise you will still find it a useful way to break down all the tasks that need to be covered off between now and 25th December. Now, if the idea of planning for Christmas as early as the start of October brings you out in hives, worry not! The things I suggest you cover off in October are the foundations of Christmas planning that will enable you to dive into the full magic of the festive season at the start of December.

The Christmas to do list I have put together starts from 1 October, which gives you exactly 12 weeks to plan and get ready for Christmas. This means there is a series of easy to deal with checklists to work through each week, rather than one overwhelming big long list. In my experience the best way to organise a Christmas to do list is to break it down week-by-week. Sign Up Now WHY USE A WEEK-BY-WEEK CHRISTMAS TO DO LIST?

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