Lady Amelia Windsor took to Instagram on Saturday to reveal a small glimpse inside the private hen do of her sister, Lady Marina Windsor. The Duke Of Kent‘s granddaughter, 30, posted a photo on her Instagram Story showing her sister, Lady Marina, 33, wearing a white crop top and floaty skirt, as well as ballet pumps and a cream fluffy cardigan.
She had her hands in the air and was wearing a pink cowgirl hat, as were her friends, as she walked with a small suitcase outside what seemed to be a train station. The bride-to-be was all smiles as she kicked off her hen weekend with the ladies closest to her. Amelia tagged Marina and added a bride emoji.
Lady Marina’s engagement
© InstagramThe hen do came after Lady Marina got engaged to Nico Macauley, a 32-year-old account executive with the American IT security firm Zscaler, in June 2025. The royal, who is the eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of St Andrews and the second cousin once removed to King Charles, announced her engagement on social media on 8 June, which happened to be her grandparents’, the Duke and late Duchess of Kent’s wedding anniversary.
© InstagramMarina smiled in a selfie with her husband-to-be, clutching a glass of champagne as she flashed her engagement ring. Her sister Amelia was among the first to comment, adding a “Yippeeee!!”
Her cousin and the granddaughter of Princess Alexandra of Kent, Flora Vesterberg, also commented: “Love you! Happiest news xx.”
Lady Marina’s future plans
© InstagramWhile Lady Marina and Nico’s plans post-wedding are under wraps, she did exclusively speak to HELLO! in 2024 about her passion for travel as a devoted sustainability ambassador and events manager with the Blue Marine Foundation.
“I would love to go to Mongolia, to Iceland to see the Icelandic ponies, to Indonesia, and to the Philippines. We’ve got some amazing projects all around the world, and so I learn about different places I’d like to visit through that a lot,” she revealed.
© InstagramThe royal added: “For now, I’m grateful for and enjoying the gift of being near friends and family. But I loved living abroad, and I think you can get so much out of it if you get the opportunity to, so it would be amazing to do that again one day.”
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