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From fundraising raffles and school events to concerts, galas, and community gatherings, professionally printed tickets give your event a polished, organized look. Bellia prints custom tickets with optional perforated stubs and sequential numbering for admission control, raffles, tracking, and record-keeping.
Choose from three standard sizes, full-color or black-and-white printing, and your choice of 100# Gloss Cover or 100# Uncoated Cover. Print the front only or front and back, with quantities from 50 to 5,000 for everything from small fundraisers to large events.
Based in Woodbury, NJ, we’ve been producing quality print materials for South Jersey businesses and organizations since 1973.
Set up your artwork using the dimensions below, including the required bleed. Keep text, logos, numbering, and other important content safely inside the trim area and away from the perforation line when applicable. If you need help preparing your artwork, our design team can create your ticket design or prepare your existing artwork for print.
Setting up a perforated 5” × 2.5” ticket? The perforation is positioned 1.5” from one short end of the finished ticket, creating a 1.5” tear-off stub and a 3.5” main ticket area. Keep important text, logos, numbering, and other critical elements at least 0.25” away from the perforation line.
Need help setting up your file? Call us at 856.845.2234 or email quotes@belliaprinting.com.
The 5” × 2.5” size is a versatile choice for raffles, fundraisers, and general admission. The 6” × 2” size provides a longer, slimmer format that works well for concerts and event admission. The 8.5” × 2.8” size provides the most room for event details, sponsor information, graphics, and other content.
Perforation adds a tear-off line to the ticket, creating a detachable stub that can be retained for admission control, raffle drawings, tracking, or record-keeping. Perforation is optional and can be combined with sequential numbering.
Yes. Sequential numbering gives each ticket a unique number, making it easier to track individual tickets for raffles, admission, distribution, and record-keeping. Sequential numbering can also be combined with a perforated tear-off stub.
100# Gloss Cover has a coated surface that works well for colorful designs, photographs, and bold graphics. 100# Uncoated Cover has a smooth, non-glossy surface and is a good choice when tickets need to be written on, stamped, or marked by hand.
Yes. Tickets are available with printing on the front only or on both the front and back. Choose full-color or black-and-white printing depending on your design and event needs.
Set up your artwork at the finished ticket size plus 0.125” bleed on all sides at 300 dpi minimum in CMYK color mode. Keep text, logos, and other important content at least 0.125” inside the trim edge. If your ticket includes perforation, keep important content at least 0.25” away from the perforation line. See the Templates tab for additional file setup information.
Submit a print-ready PDF or high-resolution JPG in CMYK color mode. Before submitting your order, carefully review your artwork, spelling, layout, numbering, and sizing to make sure everything is correct.
When you upload your own artwork, you’ll review it and check a confirmation box verifying that it’s correct before your order moves into production. There is no separate proof step for customer-uploaded artwork. If our in-house design team creates or prepares your ticket artwork, we’ll provide a design proof for your approval before printing.
Yes. Our in-house design team can create your ticket artwork from scratch or work with your existing logo, branding, event information, and other materials.
Have questions about tickets or need a custom design? We’d love to help.