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Part 6: Designing Your Raffle Tickets

designing your raffle tickets

By now you’ve finished planning your raffle, getting donations for raffle prizes and reading up on charity raffle legal rules and regulations in the UK. In this next part of our successful raffle guide, we give you expert advice on how to design and create your raffle tickets!

At Raffle Tickets 4U, you can print custom raffle tickets online using one of our many raffle ticket templates. We even have a handy raffle ticket guide that you can refer to for easy ticket customisation.

From many years of experience in providing quality raffle tickets to customers across the UK, we can give you one big piece of advice: order your tickets as early as possible! This will not only take away the stress but will also save you money and give you more time to sell more tickets!

How to Design and Create Raffle Tickets Online

Set Your Budget

The first thing to consider when deciding your ticket style is your budget.

Are you planning to keep costs low with standard black and white tickets? Or are you looking to catch the eye with coloured paper or full colour raffle tickets? Then again, do you have your own design ready to go and need bespoke raffle ticket printing?

To figure out how much printing will cost, take a look at our full list of raffle ticket prices. These start at just £25 per 1,000 tickets, and you get a bigger discount the more tickets you order.

Choose Your Raffle Ticket Template

Throughout our website you’ll find dozens of raffle ticket templates that make it quick and easy to design raffle tickets online. Options include:

  • Raffle/draw tickets: A popular low-cost option that ensures you can maximise your fundraising total while keeping minimising expenses
  • Seasonal raffle tickets: Pick from a wide selection of tickets with fun original designs for specific seasons and holidays
  • 50/50 draw tickets: The simplest of all our raffle ticket templates, in which the prize is half the total money raised
  • Event/entrance tickets: Upmarket raffle tickets at the same low prices, perfect for any high-class fundraiser, ball or gala

 

Personalise Your Custom Raffle Tickets

The next stage is to start building your ticket and personalising our templates with your information.

Once you select a raffle ticket template, you’ll be taken to our online editor. Here, you can input all your details, upload your own images or choose stock images from our catalogue, and view an immediate proof.

Refer to our simple raffle ticket guide for more information on the customisable elements of your raffle ticket template. These include:

  1. Organising body
  2. Counterfoil information
  3. Registered charity number
  4. Promotor name and address
  5. Title of raffle
  6. Prize information
  7. Draw date, time & location
  8. Registered details
  9. Upload or choose your image
  10. Ticket price
  11. Ticket number

 

raffle Ticket Guide

Check back with How to Run a Raffle Part 5 – Is Your Raffle Legal? for simple yet detailed legal guidance on what must go on your tickets.

Raffle Prize Information

There’s plenty of space on your raffle ticket template to tell your players what amazing prizes they can win. After all, that’s what persuades most people to buy their tickets.

You can put whatever you like into the prize section of our ticket editor.

Some organisations use the whole space for one incredible prize, with ‘Many more prizes to be won’ written underneath. Others fill the space with a long list of prizes, or just the top 3. And a few include their social media or website address to provide more information.

It’s completely up to you how you use this space. But we do recommend that you shout about any prizes that could entice people to buy more tickets!

What’s The Next Step?

Congratulations!

You’ve made some stunning custom raffle tickets online and they’ve already arrived (especially if you chose expedited delivery)!

Now it’s time to start promoting your fundraising raffle to bring in as many players as possible and raise a ton of money for your charity or cause. So join us in the next part where we cover different ways you can spread the word about your event. Alternatively, if you need to reassess to see if your raffle is legal, please revert to our previous piece in this series.