RAM JAM PRODUCTIONS


Your Contact Information
Your Name: Your E-Mail:
Your Daytime Phone: Your Evening Phone:

Mitzvah Information
Mitzvah: Guests of Honor's Name:
Mitzvah Date: Mitzvah Time:
Number of Guests: Guests Arrival:
DJs Attire: If Other, Please Explain:

Location Information
Name of Service Location:
Service Start Time: Estimated Length of Service:
Estimated drive time from Service to Reception Location:
If at same location, will Service be in same room as Reception?: Yes No If No, What is the Service Room Name (If Applicable):
Name of Reception Venue:
Reception Venue Address:
Reception Venue Manager: Managers Phone:
Is the event indoors or outdoors:
Room Name: Floor:
If you event is not on the 1st floor, is there an elevator?: Yes No
Expected End Time of Reception:

Set-up
At the location, we only require the following items:


1. Sufficient Power: A 110 volt, 15 amp (or more) circuit for DJ equipment use only.
We require a second 15 amp circuit if setting up a lightshow.
2. At least one (1) six-foot or larger table. If possible, please provide table cloth and skirting.
At schools, a second table is always helpful and a third if we are setting up our Video System.
3. Protection from direct sunlight and rain if location is outside.

We generally begin setting up 45 minutes prior to the start of the event.
Please note, an earlier set-up time is not always available and is usually an additional charge.
If an earlier set-up is required, please tell us when to set-up.:

Other Vendor Information
Photographers Name: Photographers Phone:
Videographers Name: Videographers Phone:

Formalities
Please indicated whether or not you would like the following performed at the reception:
Cocktail Hour: Yes No If so, Time and Duration:
Location of Cocktail hour, if different from reception room:
Will we provide music during Cocktail: Yes No
Grand Entrance/Introductions?: Yes No (if yes, fill out the Grand Entrance/Introduction section below)
Motzi: Yes No If yes, Motzi lead by:
Kiddush: Yes No if yes, Kiddush lead by:
Toast: Yes No If yes, Toast lead by:
Candle Lighting?: Yes No (If yes, fill out Candle Lighting section below)
Hora: Yes No
Chair Lift?: Yes No If yes, which family members:
The Meal: Yes No
Meal type for kids: Meal type for adults:
Will DJ(s) be provided meal(s): Yes No We do not require to be fed, but it is appreciated.
Centerpiece Giveaway: Yes No
Host/Hostess Dance: Yes No Host/Hostess Dance song title and artist:  
Would you like guests to join in Host/Hostess Dance: Yes No
Guest of Honor/Parent Dance: Yes No Guest of Honor/Parent song title and artist:  
Grand Finale: Yes No Grand Finale song artist and title:  
If doing Grand Finale, would you like guests in a circle around the Guest of Honor: Yes No
Other Formalities: Yes No Explain:

Reception Grand Entrance/Introduction
If you would like Reception Grand Entrance/Introductions, fill out the section below: (if not, skip this section)

Suggested Order of Introductions:
1. Parents 2. Siblings 3. Guest of Honor
If introduction music is important, select song:  
1) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 1) Name(s):
1) Phonetic Spelling: 1) Entrance Song:  
2) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 2) Name(s):
2) Phonetic Spelling: 2) Entrance Song:  
3) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 3) Name(s):
3) Phonetic Spelling: 3) Entrance Song:  
4) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 4) Name(s):
4) Phonetic Spelling: 4) Entrance Song:  
5) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 5) Name(s):
5) Phonetic Spelling: 5) Entrance Song:  
6) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 6) Name(s):
6) Phonetic Spelling: 6) Entrance Song:  
7) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 7) Name(s):
7) Phonetic Spelling: 7) Entrance Song:  
8) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 8) Name(s):
8) Phonetic Spelling: 8) Entrance Song:  
9) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 9) Name(s):
9) Phonetic Spelling: 9) Entrance Song:  

Candle Lighting

If you would like Candle Lighting, fill out the section below: (if not, skip this section)
A memory candle for deceased relative(s) may be lit by the guest of honor. Typically this is announced by the Guest of Honor, and is done either before the first candle is announced, or before the parents' candle is announced. Alternatively, one of the candles on the cake can be as a memory candle - this would be announced at the time of that candle.
Will there by a memory candle?: Yes No
Who will announce guests up to the cake, Guest of Honor or MC?:
Include the names of people who will be coming to the cake and if MC is announcing please include phonetic pronunciation. The usual order for the candle lighting is:
1. Grandparents 2. Aunts 3. Uncles 4. Cousins 5. Older Relatives 6. Younger Relatives 7. Friends of Parents 8. Friends of Guest of Honor 9. Parents 10. Siblings 11. Guest of Honor

The usual number of candles is 14 (13 for age, one for good luck).
Try to group relatives and friends together to keep the amount of candles to 14 as best as possible.

Traditionally, Jewish music is played for when guests are called to light their candle.
However, it is not unusual for the guest of honor to designate certain songs for his or her guests for each candle.
1.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 1.) Name(s):
1.) Phonetic Spelling: 1.) Music:  
2.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 2.) Name(s):
2.) Phonetic Spelling: 2.) Music:  
3.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 3.) Name(s):
3.) Phonetic Spelling: 3.) Music:  
4.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 4.) Name(s):
4.) Phonetic Spelling: 4.) Music:  
5.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 5.) Name(s):
5.) Phonetiic Spelling: 5.) Music:  
6.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 6.) Name(s):
6.) Phonetic Spelling: 6.) Music:  
7.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 7.) Name(s):
7.) Phonetic Spelling: 7.) Music:  
8.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 8.) Name(s):
8.) Phonetic Spelling: 8.) Music:  
9.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 9.) Name(s):
9.) Phonetic Spelling: 9.) Music:  
10.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 10.) Name(s):
10.) Phonetic Spelling: 10.) Music:  
11.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 11.) Name(s):
11.) Phonetic Spelling: 11.) Music:  
12.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 12.) Name(s):
12.) Phonetic Spelling: 12.) Music:  
13.) Relationship to Guest of Honor: 13.) Name(s):
13.) Phonetic Spelling: 13.) Music:  

Games, Contests & Group Dances
Kids and teenagers tend to finish eating before the adults do. As the kids finish, we play games and contests with them to keep them occupied and allow the adults' time to finish eating. Also, depending upon yours and your guests requests, we will also play games & group dances through out the entire reception.

Indicate when you would prefer to have games and/or group dances performed:
During Cocktail: Yes No
After kids meal: Yes No
Various times during the dancing: Yes No
Some of the games played include:
Coke and Pepsi: Yes No Hula Hoops: Yes No
Hot Potato/Hula Hoops: Yes No Mummy Wrap: Yes No
Musical Chairs: Yes No Relay Races: Yes No
Musical Chairs Scavenger Hunt: Yes No Jokers Wild: Yes No
Dance Contests: Yes No Trivia: Yes No
Scavenger Hunt: Yes No Other Games?:
Some of the group dances include:
Limbo: Yes No Turkish Kiss: Yes No
Cha Cha Slide: Yes No Chicken Dance: Yes No
Electric Slide: Yes No Hokey Pokey: Yes No
Macarena: Yes No YMCA: Yes No
Conga: Yes No Locomotion: Yes No
Cotton Eyed Joe: Yes No Other Group Dances?:


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