Bullet Journal Themes

A theme repeats colors or drawings across journal pages. You can use a season, a favorite film, or a simple motif such as leaves.

These examples show different ways to carry a theme through a notebook.

Monthly Bullet Journal Themes

Browse by month below, or see more page ideas.

January Bullet Journals

January examples often use winter scenes or a fresh-year theme. Choose a subject that fits the month where you live.

  • winter
  • snow
  • snowflakes
  • new years
  • new years resolutions
  • focus word
  • new beginnings
  • growth
  • penguins
  • cardinals
  • minimalism
  • decluttering
  • healthy lifestyle
  • garnet
  • stars

February Bullet Journals

Hearts, warm colors, or a self-care page are some ideas for February.

  • hearts
  • cupid
  • arrows
  • friendship
  • cookies
  • chocolate
  • candy
  • roses
  • makeup
  • pink
  • lace
  • amethyst
  • purple

March Bullet Journals

For March, try a color palette or motif you'd like to repeat across the month's pages.

  • shamrocks
  • clovers
  • green
  • gold
  • rainbows
  • braided patterns
  • spring
  • lilies of the valley

April Bullet Journals

Rain and flowers are familiar April motifs. You can also choose a subject unrelated to the weather.

  • spring
  • butterflies
  • flowers
  • monarchs
  • daisies
  • rain
  • raindrops
  • umbrellas
  • rainbows
  • clouds
  • mist
  • trees
  • birds

May Bullet Journals

May pages can reflect changing seasons, school plans, or a trip you're looking forward to.

  • flowers
  • iris flower
  • travel
  • maps
  • camping
  • tents
  • stars
  • squirrels
  • frogs
  • skunks
  • racoons
  • lavendar

June Bullet Journals

These June examples offer ideas for a new month's layouts and decoration.

  • sunflowers
  • summer cocktails
  • ice tea / sun tea
  • sunglasses
  • ice cream
  • popsicles
  • ice cream truck
  • beach
  • beach ball
  • starfish
  • fish
  • suns & moons

Browse more monthly spread ideas.

July Bullet Journals

As someone with a July birthday, I enjoy planning pages for this month.

  • sunshine
  • sandals
  • travel
  • airplanes
  • passport
  • maps
  • sunglasses
  • summer drinks
  • lemons
  • bees
  • grapes
  • strawberries
  • watermelon
  • ruby

August Bullet Journals

August might mean holidays, a return to classes, or something else entirely. Browse August page ideas for a starting point.

  • road trips
  • sunscreen
  • camping
  • tents
  • trees
  • stars
  • sunsets
  • popsicles
  • ice cream
  • milkshakes
  • back to school
  • markers (mildliners)
  • backpacks
  • books

September Bullet Journals

Autumn colors and warm drinks are among these September ideas.

  • pumpkin spice latte
  • starbucks
  • stars
  • universe
  • galaxy
  • constellations
  • stationery
  • autumn leaves
  • sweaters
  • flannel
  • friendship
  • apples

October Bullet Journals

October examples include seasonal leaves and Halloween details.

  • fall
  • autumn leaves
  • acorns
  • nuts
  • raking
  • scarecrows
  • pumpkins
  • gourds
  • scarves
  • beanies
  • ghosts
  • Harry Potter
  • spiders (ew! lol)

See more October themes.

November Bullet Journals

A November theme could include a gratitude page or a record of the year's memories.

  • turkeys
  • pies
  • apples
  • baskets
  • harvest
  • scarecrow
  • scarves
  • fall leaves
  • wreaths
  • vines / garlands

December Bullet Journals

December offers seasonal colors and holiday motifs if you enjoy them.

  • Christmas
  • Hanukkah
  • presents, gifts
  • fir trees
  • pine trees
  • pine boughs
  • wreaths
  • shiny balls
  • ornaments
  • candy canes
  • bells
  • sparkle
  • candles
  • stockings
  • santa hats
  • elves
  • snowflakes
  • snow
  • snowman
  • penguins
  • polar bears

See more December ideas.

Seasonal Bullet Journal Themes

You can also keep one theme for a season instead of changing it every month.

Browse layout ideas to use with a theme.

Spring Bullet Journal

Flowers and lighter colors feature in these spring ideas.

Summer Bullet Journal

Browse summer page ideas for sunny colors and seasonal motifs.

Fall Bullet Journal

Autumn leaves offer shapes and colors to repeat across pages.

  • autumn leaves
  • pumpkin spice
  • scarves
  • pumpkins
  • gourds
  • corn husks
  • backpacks
  • plaid
  • mushrooms
  • acorns
  • pecans & other nuts
  • scarecrows

See more fall ideas.

Winter Bullet Journal

Winter themes can use snow, warm drinks, or Christmas details.

Color Bullet Journal Themes

Red Bullet Journal

Orange Bullet Journal

Yellow Bullet Journal

Green Bullet Journal

Blue Bullet Journal

Purple Bullet Journal

Black Bullet Journal

Gray Bullet Journal

Movie Bullet Journal Themes

Harry Potter Bullet Journal

A favorite Harry Potter scene or symbol can become a page motif.

Super Heroes Theme Bullet Journal

Superhero emblems offer another recognizable set of shapes and colors.

Disney Bullet Journal

Disney characters can provide ideas for page decoration.

  • Winnie the pooh
  • Frozen, olaf
  • Mickey Mouse
  • Minnie Mouse
  • Tangled (Rapunzel)
  • Cinderella
  • The Lion King
  • Donald Duck
  • Disney World

Nightmare Before Christmas Bullet Journal

The Nightmare Before Christmas offers a distinct palette and characters for a film theme.

  • Jack Skellington
  • Sally
  • Graveyard hill
  • Pumpkins
  • Masks
  • Lock, Shock, and Barrel
  • Zero (the ghost dog)

Stylistic Bullet Journal Themes

Minimalist Bullet Journals

These minimalist examples use fewer elements on the page.

Aesthetic Bullet Journals

For more decorative layouts, browse the examples below.

  • Sunflowers
  • Simple doodles
  • Washi tape
  • Kraft paper
  • Subtle rainbows
  • Monochrome
  • Kpop
  • Instax photos
  • 90s
  • Crystals
  • Prisms
  • Triangles
  • Stars
  • Clouds
  • Blue sky
  • Succulents
  • Cacti
  • Dusty rose
  • Teal
  • Yellow
  • Pastel
  • Green

Choose a detail you'd enjoy drawing more than once, then see how it works with your usual pages.

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