Which Christmas Planner Are You?

Tinsel your timeline! Discover your festive planning style—from spreadsheet sleigh-driver to spontaneous snowflake—and share your merry results.

10 Questions 0 Taken

Question 1 of 10

When do you start planning for Christmas?

In August, with a timeline and a shared spreadsheet.

Right after Thanksgiving—time to pull out the tradition checklist.

When inspiration strikes and the glue gun calls my name.

December 23 sounds about right. Ready, set, dash!

Question 2 of 10

What does your gift-wrapping station look like?

Color-coded paper, bows by size, labels by recipient—precision perfection.

Tartan paper, velvet ribbons, and classic gift tags.

Hand-stamped kraft paper, dried oranges, and twine with homemade tags.

Gift bags at checkout and tissue paper if I remember it.

Question 3 of 10

How do you handle your holiday budget?

A detailed budget tracker that updates in real time.

Envelopes and a sensible list—classic and steady.

Stretch it with DIY, thrifting, and creative swaps.

We will make it work with flash sales and quick picks.

Question 4 of 10

Your holiday playlist at the party is...

Curated, timed to the evening, and cross-faded like a pro.

A cozy mix of crooners and timeless carols.

Indie remixes and acoustic covers nobody saw coming.

Whatever is trending plus spontaneous sing-alongs.

Question 5 of 10

What is your tree aesthetic?

Symmetrical, themed, and impeccably lit.

Collected ornaments with memories from every year.

Handmade ornaments, dried citrus, and ribbon garlands.

A cute tree I found on sale, decorated in a flash.

Question 6 of 10

How are your December weekends scheduled?

A master itinerary of markets, meals, and must-dos.

Tradition time: lights tour, cocoa night, and cookie swap.

Workshop mode: baking sprees, craft sessions, photo ops.

Open calendar—ready for spontaneous snow adventures.

Question 7 of 10

Potluck protocol?

Shared sign-up sheet with assigned courses and timing.

My signature family recipe that everyone expects.

A themed dessert with handmade garnish and sparkle.

Grab-and-go platters secured minutes before arrival.

Question 8 of 10

Travel planning looks like...

Flights booked months ahead with backups and seat maps.

Same route every year with classic playlists and snacks.

Scenic detours, photo stops, and a cute roadside bakery.

Day-of ticket ninja moves with a carry-on and vibes.

Question 9 of 10

At Santa's workshop, your job would be...

Operations manager scheduling toy runs with precision.

Storyteller keeping the spirit bright and merry.

Toy designer adding sparkle, texture, and wonder.

Sleigh pit crew racing deadlines and saving the day.

Question 10 of 10

A surprise blizzard cancels your big plan. What now?

Implement Plan B from the binder: hot cocoa bar and movie marathon.

Snuggle in for board games, carols, and candlelight.

Turn it into a craft-a-thon and bake-off challenge.

Spontaneous neighborhood snow bash—bring a thermos and a speaker.