Are you looking to reflect on, and remember, your engagement period?

Here are 125+ journaling prompts and a free journaling template to help.

When I was a bride, my journal was my friend and my companion. It never complained about me talking about my wedding "too much." In my journal, I worked out — and vented — about what was going on without censorship. Today, it's also an heirloom for my future self. A way to remember this incredibly transformative period.

Even if you've never written a journal before, consider starting one during your engagement. This guide will convince you.

Find out why it's worth starting a journal + over 120 prompts to guide your journal when you do. Topics include:

• Your engagement
• Your relationships (with your S.O., with your friends, with your family, with your in-laws and with yourself)
• Wedding planning, both the nitty gritty and the emotional part
• Vows and ceremony brainstorm. How are you going to tell the story of your wedding?

These are the questions I was asking myself and what I wished someone had asked me. Sample questions include:

• How did it feel to be proposed to? Was it what you expected?
• What kind of conversations did you have leading up to your engagement?
• Describe some wedding details you are excited about that feel YOU.
• Describe your future home.
• What has made you cry during the wedding planning process?
• What has been the "drama" of your wedding?

And more....

What is The Grinch Bride?

The Grinch Bride is a series of emotionally engaged content for brides, created so that women can reflect on this transformative time beyond the logistics of putting the wedding together. Yes, the flower and the dress are important. But so are the shifts in identity and relationships. Even if you're not speaking about it, it's all happening. The Grinch Bride encourages you to think deeply about this period so that you can create an intentional wedding day that reflects you, your relationship and your dream of a future.