8 coupons per page in a warm gold design. Hand them out at the door, award them for activity wins, or use them to incentivize memory book participation. Guests redeem at the prize table for a gift of their choice.
8 coupons per page — cut apart along the dashed borders.
Door prizes create a welcoming, celebratory atmosphere from the moment guests arrive. When every person who comes through the door receives a coupon — not just the early birds, not just the ticket buyers — it signals that this reunion values everyone's presence. The act of handing a coupon to a guest is itself a small gesture of appreciation.
A prize table with redeemable coupons works better than assigned prizes because guests choose something they actually want. Label each item on the table clearly, include a mix of price points, and replenish popular items throughout the event. Set aside a few premium prizes for activity winners — bingo, trivia, word search — which rewards participation in the scheduled activities.
A door prize is given automatically to guests who arrive, complete an activity, or meet a certain criterion — no drawing needed. A raffle requires a random drawing. Door prizes are simpler to run but feel less exciting; raffles create anticipation but require more coordination. Many reunions use both.
Small, meaningful prizes work best: homemade food items, family cookbooks, photo books, gift cards, scented candles, and reunion T-shirts. Having a prize table where guests redeem their coupon lets them choose something they actually want — which is more appreciated than a random assigned prize.
Absolutely. Door prize coupons work great as rewards for completing the word search first, winning bingo, participating in the talent show, or filling out a memory book page. They incentivize participation in activities you want guests to engage with.
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