Custom Printed Tickets for Every Event

From fundraising raffles and school events to concerts, galas, and community gatherings, professionally printed tickets set the right tone from the moment they’re handed out. Bellia prints tickets that are crisp, durable, and ready to impress — with options for perforated stubs and sequential numbering to keep your event organized and secure.

Choose from three standard sizes, full color or black and white printing, and your choice of gloss or uncoated cover stock. Whether you need 50 tickets for a small fundraiser or 5,000 for a large venue, we have the capacity and the experience to deliver on time.

Based in Woodbury, NJ, we’ve been producing quality print for South Jersey businesses and organizations since 1973.

What Tickets Are Used For

MATERIALS & SPECS

Ticket Specifications

Specification Options
Sizes 5” × 2.5”  |  6” × 2”  |  8.5” × 2.8”
Printed Side Full Color Front Only  |  Full Color Front and Back  |  Black and White Front Only  |  Black and White Front and Back
Material 100# Gloss Cover  |  100# Uncoated Cover
Perforation Optional tear-off stub — ideal for admission control, raffles, and entry tracking
Numbering Optional sequential numbering — unique number per ticket for tracking and raffle management
Quantity 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500, 750, 1,000, 2,500, 5,000
Bleed 0.125” on all sides
Safe Zone Keep all critical content 0.125” inside trim edge; keep content 0.25” from perforation line if applicable
Resolution 300 dpi minimum
Color Mode CMYK
Accepted Formats PDF, PNG, JPEG/JPG, PSD, TIFF/TIF, BMP, EPS, PS, AI, SVG

TEMPLATES

Setting Up Your Ticket File

Tickets don’t require a separate template download — just set up your file at the dimensions below. If you need help, our design team can build your ticket artwork from scratch.

Size Canvas Size with Bleed
5” × 2.5” 5.25” × 2.75”
6” × 2” 6.25” × 2.25”
8.5” × 2.8” 8.75” × 3.05”

File Setup Checklist

  • Set canvas to your ticket size plus 0.125” bleed on all sides
  • Keep all text and critical design elements at least 0.125” inside the trim edge
  • 300 dpi minimum — CMYK color mode
  • Accepted formats: PDF, PNG, JPEG/JPG, PSD, TIFF/TIF, BMP, EPS, PS, AI, SVG
  • If using perforation, avoid placing important content within 0.25” of the perforation line

Need help setting up your file? Call us at 856.845.2234 or email quotes@belliaprinting.com.

CUSTOMER QUESTIONS

Tickets — Frequently Asked Questions

What size ticket should I choose?

The 5”×2.5” is the most common size and fits easily in a wallet or pocket. The 6”×2” is a longer, slimmer format popular for concerts and admission tickets. The 8.5”×2.8” provides more space for event details and is a good fit when you need to include a lot of information.

What is perforation and do I need it?

Perforation adds a tear-off line to your ticket, creating a stub that can be retained for entry verification, raffle tracking, or record-keeping. If your event involves admission control or a raffle drawing, perforation is strongly recommended.

How does sequential numbering work?

Each ticket is printed with a unique incremental number — starting from 001 or a number you specify. This is useful for raffles, audits, and any situation where you need to track individual tickets. Numbering and perforation can be combined on the same order.

Gloss or uncoated — which should I choose?

100# Gloss Cover gives your tickets a polished, vibrant look — great for full color designs with photography or bold graphics. 100# Uncoated Cover has a natural matte feel, accepts handwriting, and works well for tickets that will be stamped or written on.

How do I set up my file?

Set up your file at the ticket size plus 0.125” bleed on all sides, at 300 dpi minimum in CMYK. Keep all text and critical content at least 0.125” inside the trim edge. If using perforation, avoid placing important content within 0.25” of the perforation line. See the Templates tab for full setup details.

What file format should I submit?

Submit a print-ready PDF or high-resolution JPG in CMYK color mode. Before submitting your order, carefully review your artwork, spelling, layout, sequential numbering, and sizing to make sure everything is correct.

How do I make sure my tickets are correct before they print?

Once you upload your artwork, you’ll review it and check a confirmation box verifying it’s correct before your order moves into production — there’s no separate proof step for uploaded artwork. If our in-house design team creates your ticket artwork for you, we’ll share a design proof for your approval before it goes to print.

Can Bellia design my tickets?

Yes — our in-house design team can create ticket artwork from scratch or work from your existing event branding. Learn more about our design services.

Have questions about tickets or need a custom design? We’d love to help.

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