Lady Marina Windsor, the granddaughter of the Duke of Kent, is currently enjoying the fruits of her recent marriage to Nico Macauley. Their honeymoon in the Mediterranean, specifically in Sardinia and Corsica, has been a picturesque affair, filled with romantic moments and stunning scenery. The newlyweds shared their experiences on Instagram, showcasing their blissful trip with a series of captivating photos and videos.
Marina's social media posts reveal a couple deeply in love, relishing every moment of their honeymoon. From boatside selfies to intimate beach dinners, the couple's happiness is palpable. Marina's caption, 'Luna Di Miele under the Strawberry Moon! Sparkling seas and happy hearts in Sardinia and Corsica,' perfectly encapsulates the essence of their trip.
The wedding itself, held on June 20th at All Saints' Church in Hovingham, North Yorkshire, was a magical affair. HELLO! magazine granted exclusive access to the midsummer-inspired ceremony, which was attended by members of the royal family, including Marina's grandfather, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent. Lady Marina's custom wedding dress, designed by Larissa Von Planta, featured a veil made of antique Hapsburg lace and a tiara that once belonged to her great-grandmother, Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark.
Lady Marina, the daughter of George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews, and Sylvana Tomaselli, has a sister, Lady Amelia Windsor, and a brother, Edward Windsor, Lord Downpatrick. Her husband, Nico, is an account executive at a software company and the great-grandson of newspaper publisher William Berry. The couple announced their engagement on June 8th of the previous year, sharing a selfie on social media.
Lady Marina's commitment to ocean conservation is evident in her support for Princess Eugenie's Blue Marine Foundation. Her passion for the environment is a testament to her dedication to making a positive impact on the world. As the newlyweds continue their honeymoon, their love and happiness serve as an inspiration to all, proving that true bliss can be found in the simplest of moments.
