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For the Girl Who Plans with Her Heart 💖


Some girls plan with clocks, some with calendars.

And stil there are others, beautiful souls — that plan with their heart.

If that is you, this collection is for you.



When I created these weekly planners, I didn’t want to make just another tool to track dates and tasks. I wanted to make something intimate — something that would hold your gentle hopes, your softest dreams, and the quiet magic you live by every day.
Each planner is hand-decorated with care and intention. Every page is a tiny love letter to the girl who still believes in fresh starts, in beauty, in little luxuries that make the ordinary feel like a fairytale.

🌷 Three Designs:

Dream – for the girl who sees the world in full bloom

New Life – for the one writing her next chapter

Happy Day – for the heart that still finds joy in the little things


Inside, you’ll find a clean weekly layout to help you plan softly — space to breathe, think, and feel. At the back of each planner is a surprise sheet of patterned paper, a final whisper of pretty, just for you.

I created the inside so plainly because I wanted the girl or woman who will own these to design their days, their weeks. I want them to fill up each page with memories and in the end, they will have a mini album to revisit from time to time. 

These are small and light enough to put in your every day bag - whether that's for school or work. You can update it any time you have a new task or a new memory you want to remember. 



And because you deserve celebration, I created Galentine's Gift Kits — heart-shaped boxes filled with your chosen planner, a matching pen, and a heart keychain with tiny confetti kisses tucked in pink crinkle paper. It’s a hug in a box. Whether it’s a gift for yourself or your favorite soul sister, this kit says what words sometimes can’t:
“I see how hard you’re trying. You deserve soft. You deserve joy.”




💌 Now available in limited quantities. You can find them in my Shopee shop under the Stars & Roses collection. Link to my Shopee below. 

Shopee price: Php324
Direct price: Php249




If you'd like to order directly, please send me a message on my Stars & Roses FB page. Link below.  






And remember, my dear — planning isn’t just about goals.

It’s about honoring the rhythm of your soul.


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'Til my next post,
Stay soft. Stay strong. Stay Glowing.
LET'S GLOW.

With elegance and quiet fire, 

Lady E


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📚 Created by a registered NBDB author, these children’s books and homeschool workbooks are made to help your child learn with ease.
💻 Grab your copies now on Gumroad

 🍽 Craving comfort food stories and recipes? Visit my food blog: Lady E Eats
🛒 🎁 Looking for toys, learning materials, school supplies,  and thoughtful finds? Visit my Shopee: Isaac's Gift Shop
💫 I write, I cook, I create — with love, always.

✈️ Our Binondo staycation was featured by Ramada by Wyndham Manila Central! Read about our Soft Luxe experience here 💖


 P. S.

Don't forget to get your Glow Cards!

👉 Grab your Glow Cards here – available now on Gumroad

👉 Get your very own Pantry Ledger here.


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