15 March Bullet Journal Weekly Spread Ideas
If you’re looking for some inspiration for Bullet Journal weekly spreads to use in your March setup, you’re in the right place. March, like pretty much any time of the year, is the perfect time to refresh your layouts and spark some creativity!
With spring just around the corner, it’s an opportunity to bring in fresh, vibrant themes that reflect the changing season or maybe your current mood and interest.
From clean, minimalist styles to colorful, doodle-filled designs, there’s a March Bullet Journal weekly spread idea out there for everyone. Whatever your planning goals for the month, these spreads will keep you motivated and get things done.
Get ready to explore a mix of creative layouts that’ll make your journal truly shine!
Weekly spreads are the pages we turn to most often in our Bullet Journals. They’re the backbone of our planning systems, keeping us organized and on track day in and day out.
Whether it’s jotting down tasks, tracking habits, or planning events, a good weekly spread can make all the difference in how smoothly your week runs. That’s why it’s so important to create a layout that truly works for you—one that not only fits your needs but also makes you excited to use it every single day.
The beauty of weekly spreads is that they’re as versatile as you want them to be. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach. Whether you’re drawn to clean and minimal layouts, creative and colorful designs, or something entirely unique, there’s a style for everyone. And with countless options to choose from, it can feel overwhelming—but also exciting!
Looking at spreads made by others is a fantastic way to find inspiration and explore the possibilities. You might see a creative twist, a clever layout, or even just a small detail that sparks an idea for your own journal.
The ultimate goal is to craft a weekly spread that supports your planning and helps you reach your goals, all while being something you genuinely love. That’s exactly what this post is all about—exploring ideas, sharing inspiration, and helping you create layouts that are functional, beautiful, and perfectly suited to you.
And be sure to check the end of the post and get the FREE printable weekly spreads that you can start using in your Bullet Journal right away!
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Stationery Recommendations
To be clear, to create a weekly spread all you really need is one pen and a notebook to create it in. That’s it, there is no pressure of getting more than what you can afford.
But, I find that adding something extra and using supplies that you love and that bring you joy helps with planning and creating those unique pages that you keep wanting to open and use every day.
So here are a few recommendations for stationery that can help your weekly setups and will make the process more fun and joyful.
- Fineliners. These are the basics for every Bullet Journal page, perfect for drawing and doodling. I recommend Sakura Pigma Micron, which also comes in a set with different nib sizes, allowing you a variety of line thicknesses.
- Markers. If you want to add color to your pages, you’ll need some markers. Your choice will depend on what colors you like. My top choices are Zebra Mildliners and Tombow Twin Tone.
- Brush pens. To add beautiful brush lettering to your weekly spreads, you need a good set of brush pens. I recommend Tombow Fudensuke since they are smaller tips and pretty easy to master. If you’re looking for a larger brush pen and something with tons of colors, you can’t go wrong with Tombow Dual Brush Pens.
- Stencils. These little helpers are great to allow you to set up your weekly spreads faster. I recommend these weekly spread stencils that are built specifically for your weekly pages.
Now that you have all your supplies and are ready to start creating, let’s dive in and look at some March Bullet Journal weekly spread ideas.
March Bullet Journal Weekly Spread Ideas
Every creator has their own style and aesthetics, so I gathered weekly spreads from different people here. That way, you can see different approaches and pick the elements that resonate with you the most.
And trust me, these are all March weekly, even if there is no date there - I personally checked each and every one of them! Even though, you can use any ideas you want for March, so I would say any weekly spread can be an inspiration.
Nonetheless, all these are from March, so let's dive in and check them out.
Starting with my own weekly spread from March 2020. My theme was self-care, so each week was after different types of things I do for self-care. This particular one is all about makeup.
The format I used is probably the easiest one out there because you just need to divide the page into four even parts. I love this format because it's very straightforward, and it has plenty of space for planning or for adding doodles like I did.
In total contrast to my colorful and doodly style, this week is pretty minimalist and has neutral colors. I love the interesting details the creator used to make this page stand out, like adding different types of paper for daily boxes.
Altogether, this layout looks stunning and very well organized.
Here is a beautiful horizontal weekly spread. I love the way the creator chose to decorate their weekly spread with this beautiful color combination and beautiful handwriting for the daily headers.
I think this layout is very interesting because, for most of the planning, the creator uses a running to-do list. At the same time, they create such a fantastic structure.
First, it's the idea of dividing work tasks from home tasks. Secondly, they still created daily boxes around it, so if there are some important dates or tasks that have to be completed on a certain day, it's easy to plan it out.
Florals are a great way to decorate your journal pages, but I think it's especially true for Spring months when nature is waking up from the winter slumber. I also absolutely adore the color scheme the creator chose for this layout they match so well!
This weekly spread is very interesting and different. First of all, I love the academic theme and the brown colors the creator used to add that feeling to their layout. Secondly, I think it looks very interesting that the daily boxes are a bit inclined following the decorations the creator added to the corners.
This weekly spread actually has a pretty simple structure. Just like in my weekly spread, the creator just divided each page into four equal parts. But because they added such a beautiful floral composition in the middle, this layout really came to life.
Just because you decided to use flowers as your theme, it doesn't mean you have to use a lot of colors. Creating a black-and-white layout like this one will look just as good.
I also like how the creator organized this weekly spread and managed to fit so many different sections.
Green is the perfect color for March, not only because of nature but also because of Saint Patrick's Day. Here is a fantastic inspiration on how you can add color to your layout with the use of colorful paper, stickers, and washi tapes.
I love the idea of color theming within your weekly spread and using different colors for different sections. It's fun to add variety and interest to a pretty standard weekly layout. Together with the cute handwriting used for the daily headers, this week is super cute and fun!
This creator chose to combine traditional weekly spread with daily boxes with the larger rolling weekly to-do list. I think it's a great combination that helps you have the best of both worlds.
I love the idea of creating a weekly spread around just a color scheme. This looks beautiful with the peach and sandy colors. It's also a very creative weekly layout, where it's all well organized but also looks artistic.
I love this bright and creative weekly spread, showing you once again that you can use anything you love as a theme in your Bullet Journal!
The structure of this week is also amazing; you can see you have plenty of planning space for each day but also a lot of space to fill with anything else you need in your weekly log.
I love that this creator went with a minimalist theme but still added a bit of decoration and color to it. It reminds you that your journal has its rules, and even if you do something minimalistic, it doesn't mean you can't use anything else to add a character to your layout.
Last but not least is this beautiful weekly layout. It's pretty simple in terms of decorations, but discreetly the creator added little doodles to still keep it on the theme.
Free Bullet Journal Printables
As I mentioned at the beginning, I’ve created some FREE printables, including weekly spreads, that you can already find in the Resources Vault.
If you don’t have access yet, you can always sign up in the form below.
Once you confirm your subscription, you’ll get the password to get 50+ free Bullet Journal printables, stickers, and worksheets to use right away.
If you’ve never used printables before, be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal.
It’s pretty basic, and you can find all the supplies you need in my post Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables.
I also create hand-drawn custom printables for my shop. If you want to get next-level printable weekly layouts, I’ve got you covered as well.
Check out these sets that are already available in the shop.
More Resources
There are, of course, so many ideas for March and for your weekly spreads! And if you are still on the lookout for that perfect idea, I’ve got you covered with quite a few posts on this blog.
Check out these next:
- 19 Weekly Layout Bullet Journal Ideas
- Minimalist Bullet Journal Weekly Spread Ideas
- 15 Creative March Bullet Journal Theme Ideas
>>> What kind of weekly spread will you be creating this March? Share with us in the comments!
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