Tickets for presents - how to wrap?

carebear1976

This year, in my very pregnant state, I decided to avoid the high st and buy everyone tickets for shows, concerts or hotel accomodation. In one or two cases I actually have the tickets, but for most, all I have is a one or two line confirmation email. So, I am hoping that some of you creative types could give me some inspiration as to how to deliver these in a fun/special way on Christmas day?!

Gifts are:

• Peter Kay tickets
• Derren Brown tickets
• Pink Floyd Laser Show tickets
• Hotel in Harrogate
• Camping show tickets/hotel in Glasgow

Any ideas much appreciated!
Claire

lors71

make a nice "leaflet" online and print off??something like
claire,your going to see PETER KAY on ......... at...........
enjoy xxxxx MERRY CHRISTMAS ..something along that line would be a great pressie

amy_lou_4

Can you make a tent-shaped box for the camping show ones? I would love a challenge like that! Using shiny cardboard, or wrapping paper.
Pink Floyd show- maybe in a mock-up of the Dark Side of the Moon CD box (or indeed the real one)?

MarieMc

A box, inside a bigger box, inside a bigger box...etc... ?

littlemissfrugal

Gold or Silver envelopes with "invitatations" to the event inside

victory

The gold envelope is a great idea where would they sell the gold envelopes, I have tickets to give out also and did not want to just hand them over like the OP says:D or more than that they are just an email at the moment:rotfl:

Lynn11

I have booked hubbie on a cooking course (he loves cooking) for a sat night in January. I have done a A4 paper with one side saying Merry Christmas I owe you a night of babysitting on XXXXX pto and on the other side it is the details of the course. I got this laminated and put at the bottom of a ankle boot shoebox with shredded paper and a bar of chocolate on top so he thinks its only the chocolate he is getting.

qwiksave

The way I would do it would be to make a card for each individual ticket with a picture of the person/group/place they are going to on the front - you could get the pictures from the internet.

linni

What about wrapping it around a Mars bar or something. I used to do it and you get to eat the choccie to!

moneysavingmumofone

victory wrote: »

The gold envelope is a great idea where would they sell the gold envelopes, I have tickets to give out also and did not want to just hand them over like the OP says:D or more than that they are just an email at the moment:rotfl:

99p store has a pack of 16 cards with robins/berries on the front and they have gold envelopes. Ive got my nan and sister magazine subscriptions but not got the details yet so am wondering how to give them to them. I was thinking of printing out a voucher but my printer wont work. :rolleyes: I was going to make my own and attach it to the magazine they've got a subscription for but my sister will probably have bought it already this month. One of those fake maagazine covers would be great if i could mock one up with her face on but again my printers broken. :rolleyes:

victory

thanks for that, where did you get the subscriptions from? Just googled for womans own and woman and thought £39 was a lot of money so left it, it was supposed to be £50 but even so for that money I couldn't justify the initial outlay and it was going to be a present from my boys that I organize but they can't afford that cost either:rolleyes: