I bought lottery tickets as stocking stuffers for Christmas but I am not sure how to wrap them. They are small and flat so they do not look exciting on their own. I want them to feel festive and fun when opened. I thought about putting them in envelopes but that seems too plain. I also wonder if I should hide them inside something else like candy or ornaments. I want the person to smile when they see them. Has anyone here wrapped lottery tickets in creative ways before. 
I once taped lottery tickets to candy bars and wrapped them together. It was fun because the person got both candy and a chance to win. It made the tickets feel more like a treat than just paper.
I put tickets inside small gift boxes with bows. It made them look like jewelry or something fancy. The surprise was fun when they opened it and found lottery tickets instead. Presentation makes a big difference.
I rolled tickets and tied them with ribbon. Then I placed them inside Christmas ornaments that open. It looked festive and the reveal was exciting. People loved the creativity.
Thank you I will try that!
I hid tickets inside a deck of cards. I wrapped the deck and when the person opened it they found tickets tucked inside. It was clever and matched the theme of games and luck.
I once wrapped tickets inside a big box with tissue paper. The person thought it was a large gift but found tickets inside. It was funny and made the small gift feel bigger.
I decorated envelopes with glitter and stickers. Even though it was simple the decoration made them feel festive. Sometimes presentation is enough to make tickets look special.
I hid tickets inside a pair of socks. I wrapped the socks and when the person opened them they found tickets inside. It was practical and surprising. Two gifts in one.
That is a great point I did not think of that before.
I placed tickets inside a mug. I wrapped the mug and the person found tickets inside. It was useful and fun. They got a gift and a chance to win.
I think the key is to disguise tickets inside something else. Candy, mugs, socks, or ornaments all work. The surprise makes them more exciting. Tickets are small but presentation makes them memorable.
I once made scratch off envelopes with designs. The person had to scratch the envelope to reveal the tickets. It added fun and matched the lottery theme.