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Printable Vouchers as a gift?

sobeitjedi
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Hi.
I've bought some Wicked theatre tickets as a gift. The tickets are digital. How can I give them to someone as a gift in paper form?
I've seen some templates I can get from Etsy at a cost, but ideally I'd like to do it without paying - any ideas?
I've bought some Wicked theatre tickets as a gift. The tickets are digital. How can I give them to someone as a gift in paper form?
I've seen some templates I can get from Etsy at a cost, but ideally I'd like to do it without paying - any ideas?
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Short of creating a document yourself, Etsy is probably your best bet. They're only £3 on there, we've used them as we got event tickets for family this year.1
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sobeitjedi said:Hi.
I've bought some Wicked theatre tickets as a gift. The tickets are digital. How can I give them to someone as a gift in paper form?
I've seen some templates I can get from Etsy at a cost, but ideally I'd like to do it without paying - any ideas?
Are you going with them or are they going without you? If it's a smart digital ticket there should be instructions on how to share the tickets with those going with you. If it's a PDF you just print them.
They do offer a gift card option and that may be easier to share and allows them to choose the performance/seating
Looking at the Wicked site for London it gives you the option to buy from the show or the theatre. The later uses PDF tickets so you should be fine but they also have a link to a proposed template (https://media.umbraco.io/atgtickets/sx1prypv/save-the-date-2.jpg) if you want the person to know before the PDFs are there to share. If you booked with the show then it's also a PDF ticket so can be printed.0 -
It's just a QR code basic ticket - will mean nothing to a 10 year old. I get how digital tickets work - it's just the gifting experience I want to be better than giving someone a QR code.1
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Download Canva, it’s so easy to use and you can do some great flyers,design's etc for free and incorporate your qr codeI’m a Senior Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Competitions Time, Shopping & Freebies boards, Employment, Jobseeking & Training boards If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.1
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Make a card with a picture of the show. Or make a little witches' hat. And just write on or explain in person what the gift actually is.
If you have the tickets on your phone and can forward them as soon as you have told them even better, but a couple of days later will do.
Really the tickets aren't the gift anyway - being at the show is the gift.2 -
This is my favourite kind of present! Last year we got Dad e-tickets. We made a simple Christmas themed crossword for him and printed it in black and white - two of the answers gave him the venue and the band name. Whole family joined in with the answers, and it was declared 'best present' by my nephew. Other times we've written silly poems, or put 4-5 clues in separate envelopes to be opened one at a time.
Our budget is normally only £15 per person, but these are the presents that get recalled every Christmas, "do you remember the year of the Baileys treasure hunt...."1
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