Tie the knot, neatly

Whether or not you have a wedding planner doing your bidding, a bride's got to be organized. You might be delegating the details, but you've still got a to keep track of those wedding gifts, your thank you notes, and a zillion little things, all why you're running to and from appointments. Not to mention the fact that hello, you probably had a life before you got engaged and now you've got to balance all these new details with your work, friends and family. Geez - how're you going to do it all?

Here's where I have to let you in on a little secret.. Organization does not come easily to me. There, I said it. I know, I know. I'm kind of paid to be organized for a living. But it's true. . .I have to motivate myself, and I do it in my favorite way. . .I find pretty little organization tools and the rest is comes easily. And my favorite place to start is See Jane Work. Here's some gear that might help you out.

Keep It Together Bridal Folders, $15

2009 Kate Spade Debra Pocket Agenda, $145

Mateo Ilasco Clips, $14Semikolon Print 3-Ring Binder, $20Thanks a Bunch Note Cards, $12
Project Envelopes, $7.50
8 Days-A-Week Pad, $20
Casauri 15" Laptop Portfolio, $70

Mr. & Mrs. Luggage Tag Set, $25
(Do luggage tags make your organized? Not really - but these are irresistible!)

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