DJs
Six hours of wedding DJ and MC service from JD Productions for couples who want both cocktail hour and reception covered with one team. This middle tier adds a second sound zone for cocktails, more planning support to dial in the timeline, and dance floor lighting through the reception set.
What is included
Six hours of continuous DJ and MC coverage across cocktail hour and reception
Cocktail hour sound zone sized for a separate area or patio so guests can hear conversation and music together
Reception sound system with full coverage of the dance floor, head table, and guest tables
Two or more wireless microphones for toasts, blessings, and emcee announcements
Dance floor lighting that runs through the dancing portion of the night
Two pre event planning calls to lock in playlist direction, must plays, do not plays, and run sheet
Online tools for guest song requests in advance
Setup, soundcheck, and breakdown handled outside the booked window
How the six hours run
The DJ team arrives early to set up both sound zones and run a level check before guests arrive. Cocktail hour is treated as its own moment with curated mid tempo music in genres you choose, kept at a volume where guests can hear conversation. The transition into reception is timed with your coordinator. Once dancing opens, the DJ reads the room and shifts genre and energy as the floor responds, ending the night with a planned last song.
Music range
The library spans Top 40, Pop, Hip Hop, R and B, Classic Rock, Country, Latin, House, Dance, Disco, Oldies, and crossover for bilingual or multicultural weddings. Custom playlists are part of every booking, with separate sections for cocktails, entrances, dinner, and the dance set. A do not play list is taken seriously, and a guest request queue is offered in advance.
About JD Productions
JD Productions is a Roseville based wedding and event DJ team that handles weddings across the greater Sacramento region and the Bay Area. The team focuses on mixing music that the couple and the room actually want to hear, with the energy of a working DJ rather than a playlist DJ. The Silver tier is the most popular booking, sized for couples who want cocktail hour and reception covered together.
Sound coverage
The reception system is sized for guest counts up to about two hundred, with main speakers on stands and a subwoofer for the dance set. The cocktail zone runs from a smaller pair of speakers placed where the cocktail crowd is gathering, so the reception room can be set up at full level without bleed. The DJ runs a quick line check before guests arrive and adjusts levels through the night.
Lighting setup
Dance floor lighting is mounted on a single truss or stand near the floor, running pre programmed looks that match the tempo and color palette of the night. Cabling is taped down so guest paths stay safe, and the team coordinates dimming with the venue once toasts and key moments need brighter light for photo and video.
Planning workflow
Two planning calls are built into this tier. The first runs through music taste, must plays, do not plays, and the energy you want for cocktail hour and reception. The second locks in the timeline minute by minute. A clean run sheet is sent before the event so coordinators and the photo and video teams know what to expect from the booth.
Add ons
Couples can layer in extras outside the base package, including a ceremony sound system with lapel and handheld mics, an additional hour of coverage, uplighting, and dance floor effects. Pricing for add ons is shared during the planning calls.
Service area
JD Productions is based in Roseville and travels to clients across Sacramento, Placer County, the Bay Area, and the rest of Northern California.
Why this tier works
The Silver middle tier is the right pick for couples whose ceremony is handled separately or by the venue, who want music carrying the room from cocktails through dancing, and who appreciate a second planning call to dial in the run sheet.
Reading the room
Wedding crowds shift through the night, and the playlist that works at nine does not always work at ten. The DJ watches the floor and shifts the next track based on what is keeping people dancing.
