Diaper Raffle Tickets Printable with Simple Entry Rules
A diaper drop off table gets confusing when guests cannot tell where their names go or how many entries they receive. Set one simple rule before invitations leave: one ticket per guest who brings diapers, regardless of package size. Keep participation optional so the extra activity feels welcoming.
Print and cut your raffle tickets
The sheet below contains six matching tickets with a blank name line on each. Its sage botanical border suits a diaper shower without tying the design to a particular baby shower color scheme. Print extra copies for guests who forget their baby shower invitation inserts.
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Click the preview to open the full size image, or use the download button to open it in a new tab and save it from there. This download is an image, not an editable template. The wording uses one entry per guest bringing diapers, so choose a different resource if you want to award an entry for every pack instead.
Explain the optional entry before the shower
Include a cut ticket with each invitation if you plan to mention the raffle ahead of time. For digital invitations, explain that guests can fill out a ticket when they arrive; they do not need a printer to participate. Ask the parents about preferred diaper sizes and brands before sharing any requests.
A separate diaper raffle sign can repeat the same entry rule beside the collection bowl. Do not add competing requirements for wipes, pack counts, or a particular purchase amount on the day. Guests should be able to understand the activity without asking the host to interpret it.
Set up a small collection station
Place the spare tickets, two pens, and an opaque bowl beside the diaper collection area. Have guests write a first and last name so two people with the same first name remain distinguishable. A host can offer one ticket as each participating guest arrives, which keeps the agreed entry rule consistent.
Keep unopened diaper packages separate from the entries. There is no need to record who bought the largest box, and a ticket does not need a phone number for a drawing held during the party.
Draw one winner while guests are still together
Announce the drawing time near the start of the shower, then allow a short final opportunity to submit tickets. Fold every entry the same way and mix the bowl before someone draws a name. A modest gift card or small treat bundle makes a practical prize that an adult guest can enjoy.
Decide in advance whether the winner must be present, and say so before entries begin. Keep the raffle brief if other baby shower games are scheduled; it works well between refreshments and the next activity. Thank the whole group without making guests who skipped the raffle feel singled out.
Check one sheet before printing the whole stack
Use your print dialog to fit the complete vertical image inside the printable area of Letter or A4 paper, keeping its proportions intact. Turn off any option that fills the page by cropping, and check the preview for all six complete borders. The page ratio differs from those paper sizes, so some surrounding blank space is expected.
Print one test on plain paper and confirm the instructions are comfortable to read before choosing a heavier stock your printer supports. Cut around each ticket border with scissors or a paper trimmer, leaving the name line intact. Prepare one ticket per invited guest plus a few spares, and keep a pen at the table until the drawing is finished.