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Admit it -- you've looked through what seems like hundreds of wedding magazines and found loads of inspirational pictures and articles, but when you've gone back through to find a specific article, you realize you have no idea whether it was in April's Modern Bride or February's Martha Stewart Weddings. And it's so frustrating, because you know exactly what it looked like, but it's hard to explain to someone else, so you need that article.

You're not alone in this problem -- not by a long shot. In order to get organized and alleviate a bit of the stress, you might want to check out Scanalog.

Just this month -- June 2008 -- C & G Weddings (a New York-based wedding planning firm) announced the release of their CEO bag, a stylish and useful all-in-one handbag for the busiest (and most organized!) of brides.

There are a million details to keep track of when planning a wedding -- regardless if you have professional assistance or not. There's the cake, the flowers, the attendants, the place settings, the favors, etc, and that's just the tip of the iceberg. To keep all of these things straight, and to keep your head on straight, as well, this is the perfect product to carry with you, to keep at home and to help you plan the perfect wedding.

This bag -- in addition to coming in a variety of chic colors -- comes equipped with pens, highlighters, scissors, a calculator, Post-its, business-card holders and even a place to store a laptop.

The bag can be yours from $189 to $229 and can be purchased exclusively at CandGWeddings.com.

Spreadsheets get social on numsum.com. That means if you're starting your planning process (or perhaps looking to get a wee bit more organized) the wedding section at numsum.com can help. Start from scratch or import your data to create spreadsheets for keeping track of your to-do list, budget, and guest confirmations. If you're not sure where to start, copy a public spreadsheet and start entering your own data on your way to organizational nirvana. If you already have spreadsheets in the works but want to share them with your FI, mom, MIL-to-be, wedding planner (or anyone else with their nose in your planning business) you can upload and make them accessible only to your private group. You have to register with the site, but everything else is easy and free (paid subscriptions with higher functionality are coming). And while you're there, you can find spreadsheets for keeping track of just about anything else you're interested in.