Raffle Tickets With Numbered Stubs

Start with the ticket family that fits your raffle

For a raffle that needs flexible stub choices, begin with Economy Event Tickets. The Economy family includes sequential numbering and layouts with one, two, three, or no stubs. That makes it a practical starting point when your process calls for more than one tear-off section.

Choose Premium Event Tickets when a one-stub layout is the right fit for your event. Premium tickets also offer sequential numbering, two-sided printing, and three listed sizes. The most useful comparison is not a generic ‘better’ label: decide first whether your team needs one stub or several, then choose the family whose available formats match that decision.

• Economy Event Tickets: sequential numbering; 1 Stub, 2 Stubs, 3 Stubs, or No Stubs.
• Premium Event Tickets: sequential numbering; 1 Stub or No Stubs.
• Both ticket families are listed with two-sided printing.

Match stub count and size to the way you will run the drawing

A stub is useful only when it has a clear role in your process. Before selecting a template, list the pieces of information your organization wants to retain and who will handle each piece. If you need more than one tear-off section, use an Economy layout with two or three stubs rather than trying to squeeze every purpose into a one-stub design.

Size affects how much room is available for event information, a number area, and stub details. Use the size names below as a checklist while viewing a design. The catalog shows each template’s size and stub style, so it is worth confirming both before moving into customization.

• Premium sizes: Premium Reg 2 x 5.25, Premium Large 2.75 x 6, and Premium X-Large 2.75 x 8.5.
• Economy sizes: Economy Reg 2.125 x 5.5, Economy Large 2.75 x 5.5, Economy X-Large 2.75 x 8.5, and Economy XX-Large 3.625 x 8.5.
• Use a one-stub layout when one retained section meets your plan; select Economy Tickets if you need two or three stubs.

Plan the ticket and stub information before you customize

Write the event facts first, then place them in the design. The main ticket can present the raffle name, organization, prize description, drawing date, time, location, ticket amount, and contact details that apply to your event. Keep the sequential number in a clear, consistent area rather than treating it as an afterthought.

Use the stub for the information your drawing process needs to retain, such as the buyer’s name and contact details, a seller or location identifier, and the ticket number. If a detail must be visible after a stub is detached, repeat it on the section where your team will need it. Two-sided ticket printing is available on both ticket families, which can help separate buyer-facing information from supporting event details.

• Check every occurrence of the drawing date, time, location, prize description, and contact information before ordering.
• Give the main ticket and each stub a distinct purpose so fields are not needlessly repeated.
• Confirm that the selected stub layout provides the number of retained sections your team plans to use.

Browse raffle-ready templates, then verify the configuration

Browse the Economy Ticket template catalog to see Economy Event Ticket designs and filter by available stub style. If a one-stub Premium format suits the raffle, use the Premium Ticket template catalog. Template cards identify the size and stub style, making the comparison part of the browsing step rather than something to discover later.

For an event that combines a celebration and a prize draw, the Jack & Jill ticket designs offer a relevant theme page, while Halloween ticket designs are useful for seasonal events. You can also visit Ideas & Inspiration for broader event-planning inspiration. After you choose a template, review the product family, size, stub layout, and numbering selection together so the finished ticket matches the drawing workflow you planned.

• Use the Economy catalog when you need to compare one-, two-, and three-stub ticket layouts.
• Use the Premium catalog when you want to compare Premium ticket designs with a one-stub option.
• A template is the starting point; the product family, size, stub style, and numbering selection should all be checked before order completion.

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