Raffle vs stag and doe

Anyone know if you need to have a license to do this ???

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Thank you so much! I am definitely setting this up!

View quoted message Hey Corina! We had tickets printed that had a stub you could tear off. We had people write their name/phone number on that stub, which the person selling the ticket kept. Then we put all the ticket stubs in a big bowl to draw the winner from. We also numbered the tickets, just in case the persons writing wasn't totally legible, we could match it with the owner who kept the other end of the ticket. I had a friend who worked at a theatre that printed the tickets for us, but you can buy the print at home ones from staples, or order online.

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Hey Kathy! This is what I am hoping to do with my wedding party, just wondering how you kept track of who bought tickets? Did you number them and have the people selling keep track of who bought what numbers? Also how did you print off tickets?

I recently organized a "booze cooler" raffle for my bestie (I was her MOH), since they didn't want to have a stag and doe. Everyone in the bridal party donated a bottle of liquor (there were 10 of us) and I bought the cooler. We filled it with the booze, took a picture and printed up raffle tickets to sell for $5 each or 5 for $20. The bridal party as well as some close family members sold tickets for a month, then we did the draw live on facebook at the bride/groom's house. we ended up raising $1500 for them. Considering we didn't have to plan/host a stag and doe which is A LOT more work, they thought that was pretty awesome!

Sorry stag and doe for us, but am following this post to find out how to do that raffle.