Start a file on your laptop,
be ruthless about chucking, recycling and get rid of stuff,
pack like with like,
give each room/space a letter,
on each box write a letter and number on the top and all sides,
on your "moving file" have list, with what went in the box,
Box S28 - reference books/dictionaries
Box K12 - Baking tins and trays.
have a list which has where each box goes,
Box S28 - Study,
Box K12 -Kitchen
Hand out the destination list at the other end to everyone involved in the move, keep the what is in them list to yourself,
when you need things, you can look at the list as to which box it is in,
then start with the things you need least, take a box, and laptop, start with books, and do it bit by bit, you will soon fill a room with packed boxes,
wine boxes are the strongest, and right size to carry. (the ones that take only six bottles are best for books), or boxes become too heavy.
When I pack for clients, I always digitally photograph the contents of each boxes, laid out, then when they click on the box number, they get the list of items and a visual picture,
this has proven very popular, as if some boxes are in storage it's easy to know what is in them, and if there is a time period between packing and unpacking, it much easier for people to unpack in an organised fashion, it's also easier to find stuff.
you can reduce your clothing and linen down by using the vacuum bags, before putting in boxes.