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Custom Tickets

DIY

by ticketprinting on January 18, 2009

Or do it for me?Either way, you know you will receive precisely what you want. That’s the inherent beauty of custom work. It costs a little more (just a little more, mind you), but you end up with exactly the right thing. If you can’t find the right design in the template gallery, don’t despair. [...]

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Remember the children

by ticketprinting on January 13, 2009

How about youth sport?If we want to encourage children to maintain active lifestyles whilst enjoying fresh air, healthy camaraderie, and friendly competition, what can we do to encourage them? Perhaps it’s only a small step, but printing tickets for children’s sport events in the UK may be a step in the right direction.
For athletic clubs [...]

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Outside the Box

by ticketprinting on January 7, 2009

When are you goingto print custom event tickets? Any big upcoming events for your and your organization this year? Whether you want to draw a crowd or bring together a small gathering of like-minded individuals, you can tie up all your loose ends when you print your own tickets. Most likely, you can think of [...]

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Back in the day

by ticketprinting on December 15, 2008

When we were little, we weren’t allowed a lot of television (when we were little, there wasn’t all that much of interest to children on the telly, but that’s another story) and we had to entertain ourselves. We didn’t need the television anyway. On long summer days, we put on our own plays.
We wrote our [...]

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