Pink and gold diaper raffle tickets
The pink-and-gold shower is its own thing — blush, rose and a metallic gold — and the ticket should look like it belongs on the same table as the invitation. These open in rose and gold, numbered, with a stub for the name, ready to print on cardstock.
The stub keeps the same number as the ticket. Buyer-info lines satisfy the states that require name, address and phone on the retained half.
100 tickets · Nº 001 through 100 · = 10 sheets of 10
Prints edge-to-edge on Avery 16154 tear-away stock (and 16795, 76154, 95288, 99154) — no cutting. Proof one page on plain paper first, hold it against the stock, and use “Flip stub end” or the nudge arrows if your printer lands a hair off. Print at 100% / Actual Size — never “Fit to page.”
10 vertical tickets per letter sheet — the Avery 16154 grid, edge to edge. Preview fonts are approximate — the PDF embeds the real ones.
Getting gold to print
There is no metallic ink in a home printer, so "gold" on a printed ticket is a warm amber-brown. The default accent is chosen for that: it reads as gold next to rose, where a yellow-gold would read as mustard. If you have a print shop run these, ask for the same PDF on a linen or pearl cardstock — the sheen does what the ink cannot.
Rose is the text ink here rather than navy, which is unusual. It keeps the palette to two colours, which is what the shower photos want; if the stub needs to be more legible for the drawing, switch the ink to a deep plum and keep the gold.
Matching the rest of the shower
Pink-and-gold showers tend to be coordinated down to the straws, so the ticket carries the shower name on the eyebrow line and nothing else decorative — the scalloped frame and the pins are the whole ornament. Print the diaper raffle sign in the same two colours (the accent hex is shown in the picker) and the table matches.
Numbering runs the same as every ticket here: the ticket and its stub share a number, the stub has a name line, and the count, start number and prefix are yours. A "pink and gold diaper raffle and book ticket" is a common pairing — print a second batch with a B- prefix and the book-raffle wording for the bring-a-book-instead-of-a-card table.
Questions
Is the gold on the ticket metallic?
Not from a home printer — it prints as a warm amber that reads as gold beside the rose. For a real sheen, print the PDF on pearl or linen cardstock, or hand the file to a print shop.
Which gold hex looks right when printed?
The default accent, a deep amber, is the one that survives paper. Bright yellow-golds turn to mustard in print. If you must use the invitation's exact gold, print a test sheet before the full run.
Can I do pink and gold on a white background?
Yes — the ticket background is the paper. White works; ivory works better, because the gold accent looks richer on a warm sheet than on a brilliant white one.
Do pink and gold diaper raffle tickets come with a stub?
Yes. Every ticket is numbered and its tear-off stub carries the same number and a name line, so the drawing is one number read aloud. Avery 16154 layout or plain paper with cut lines.
Other diaper raffle tickets: for a girl, for a boy — or every diaper raffle option, and all raffle ticket makers.
Updated through September 2026.