Cute & Free Printable Christmas Planner

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Christmas planning can be difficult and stressful. But it doesn’t have to be! This free printable Christmas planner can help ensure everything is organized and ready for the holidays.

Free printable Christmas planner by SaturdayGift — Mini Printable Christmas Countdown Planner

I wanted to keep these printables simple, so this is different from an ultimate Christmas planner. But you can find other cute and free Christmas planner printables that go perfectly with this one.

The countdown planner helps keep track of the days leading up to Christmas. With this planner, you can be sure nothing is overlooked and prepare for a fantastic holiday season and organized Christmas!

Cute mini printable Christmas countdown planner by SaturdayGift

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. I hope you enjoy the holidays stress-free with this Christmas planner (free printables).

How to use the mini Christmas planner

Here’s how to get the most out of your printable Christmas planner.

1. Print out the mini Christmas planner/holiday planner

You can choose the Christmas one or the Countdown to Holidays one.

You can find the free printable Christmas planner PDFs at the end of this post. No sign-up is needed.

Cute & Free Printable Christmas Planner - Christmas Countdown — Christmas countdown planner

Free Printable Countdown for the Holidays Planner — Countdown to Holidays planner

Download links to both versions can be found at the end of this post.

2. Which tasks to add to your free printable planner for holidays

Here are some things (not in any specific order) you might want to add to your “Countdown” mini planner…

Set a holiday budget
Decorations
Buy holiday cards
Mail Christmas cards
Brainstorm gift ideas – Grab this cute gift shopping list (free printable)
Go through your holiday recipes and create a menu
Set the budget for holiday gifts – Related post: how to create a gift shopping budget you can easily stick with + free printables
Buy gifts – or make them yourself
Wrap gifts
Buy an advent calendar
Get the Christmas tree
Decorate the Christmas tree
Send gifts (that need to be shipped)
Deliver gifts (that you’ll give to the ones you won’t be spending the holidays with)
Brainstorm some fun games and other activities for the family
Holiday cleaning/decluttering/tidying up
Baking (and buying needed groceries)
Plan the menu for your Christmas/Holiday dinner
Write down a grocery list – grab this helpful (and free!) grocery list template
Buy groceries for the holiday meals that you can buy beforehand
Buy groceries that you’ll need to buy a few days before
Prep as much food as you can for your big Holiday dinner
Add other tasks and family traditions, like a holiday bucket list
Make travel plans (if needed)
Pack your bags if your traveling

So write down everything you need to do, plan the “countdown-style,” and then follow your to-do list each week.

3. How to make plans with this Christmas planner

The way to plan is to to think about what you need to do before the holidays:

What you need to do on Christmas day (or on the day the Holiday you celebrate)
What you need to do on Christmas eve
What needs to be done 2-3 days before
What needs to be done one week before
What needs to be done 2, 3, and 4 weeks before

And then, write everything down and follow the plan.

This way, you’ll have a “due date” for everything you need to do and don’t have to stress about something you can do another day/week.

Download your free printable Christmas planner

Here’s a link to the free printable Christmas planner. No sign-up required. Enjoy! And grab other cute Christmas planning printables from the links below.

Psst! If you don’t celebrate Christmas there’s also another version: Countdown to Holidays. You can find it below.