Hello:

Does anyone know if a site where you can print blank meal tickets for lunch?

I want to make sure that the people getting lunch are the people that paid.

thanks !!

If you haven't already you might want to consider setting up an event in the Reunion Planner and printing nametags that could be used as tickets.

Another option would be to buy some of those wrist-bands like are used in hospitals.
We have used that here for 'Project Graduation,' which is a party at the end of the year for graduating Seniors, but I don't see why it might not work for a reunion event.
Maybe even different colors for different events.
Entry ONLY allowed if you have the proper writs band on - and those type wrist-bands are a 'one-time' use, and have to be torn or cut off.
Just a thought.

Or use a business card template to make a ticket.

Robert, Have you used that link? The page looks questionable to me. Just wondering...

Here I thought I was helping. I have another computer I can test this site on. I will dump the response for now.

I didn't mean to be negative, Bob. I'm just careful of site that look like that one. I can test it as well as you. Maybe I'll do that now. Though the post is gone, I have it in email. I'll let you know...

My security questioned it when I opened it up. Don't go there until I can test it. That's why I pulled the reply. Always go with your instincts

Finally,
Microsoft has ticket templates you can open in several different programs. Most are for word & Publisher.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/results.aspx?qu=ticket&ex=2&av=all

I hope this helps you

Gwen is right. Vistaprint.com will print you 250 business cards free for the price of shipping ($5.00 +tax). They have free templates you can use. For business name I put One paid ticket worth...etc.. Under 'title' I put the school name. On the back I put the student or guest name by hand or typed label. It's the cheapest way to go and you can format it anyway you like.
Also, they sell banners, trinkets like pens and keytags, and calendars. But the calendars are expensive. I formulated and bought one. Then copied it on semigloss paper (so I could print on both sides), found a Walgreens that would bind them for 99 cents each. I was able to afford to give away an 8 x 10 wall calendar to each alumni as a memento (Each page had a picture of the classmate who's birthday it was that attended the reunion.).
It's worth looking into.
Barbara