Me wearing a necklace by Magpie Vintage in my ‘Rock n Revolution’ shoot
On Saturday 15th October, Tania & Lisa, the lovely ladies behind vintage jewellery company Magpie Vintage will be flinging open their brand new studio doors (dubbed ‘The Magpie’s Nest’ don’t you just love that!) and inviting you for an exclusive appointment to see their newest collections. I’ll also be there all day long so if you fancy checking out some vintage bling as well as having a girly wedding gossip with yours truly, this is an event not to be missed!
Magpie Vintage necklace at the ‘Rock n Revolution’ shoot
They say, “You will be able to view our new collections of vintage jewellery, hair bands, accessories and even try on some of our gorgeous vintage clothing! This will be a great opportunity to meet the Rock n Roll Bride, Kat Williams, herself. As a special treat we are also offering 10% off all purchases on the day.”
vintage dress and jewellery by Magpie Vintage in a photo shoot to promote “The Rose Collection”
The studio is based in Reading, Berkshire and viewings are strictly by appointment only (there are two sessions – morning and afternoon.) At the time of this blog post being published there are only 40 spaces available, so if you are interested in popping along to this ridiculously exclusive event drop the ladies an email to info@magpievintage.co.uk , letting them know your time preference.
vintage clothes and jewellery by Magpie Vintage in a photo shoot to promote “The Rose Collection”
You can check out more photos from The Rose Collection shoot here and the Rock n Revolution shoot here .
All Photography Credit: David McNeil Photography
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Another Magpie Vintage necklace at the ‘Rock n Revolution’ shoot
