Lady Amelia and Lady Marina Windsor Enjoy Mallorca Holiday

Lady Amelia Windsor and her sister Lady Marina Windsor recently shared glimpses of their family holiday in Mallorca. Lady Marina, who married Nico Macauley in June, posted a series of images on Instagram from their trip to the Spanish island.

Marina, 33, and Amelia, 31, are granddaughters of the Duke of Kent and third cousins to Prince William and Prince Harry. The sisters were joined by Marina's husband, Nico Macauley, and their brother, Lord Downpatrick, for what Marina described as a "family pilgrimage into mystic Mallorcan skies and Balearic beauty."

In one photograph, Lady Marina wore a yellow bikini, a crochet hat, and a dusty pink skirt. Her sister, Lady Amelia, also shared pictures from the vacation. Amelia was seen in a black bikini with green shorts, posing by the water. Another image showed her in a white midi skirt paired with grey Birkenstock shoes.

Lady Marina, an events manager, offered a look into her new married life with Macauley, an account executive. The couple shared several photographs together, including one of them embracing in the evening sun and another during dinner with a sunset backdrop. Marina also posted a picture of herself in a pink floral bikini and tortoise sunglasses.

Lady Marina married Macauley in a church ceremony, wearing a custom dress by Larissa Von Planta and a tiara that belonged to her great-grandmother, Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark. The tiara was previously worn by Marina's aunt, Lady Helen Taylor, when she married in 1992.

In other shared content, Lady Marina posted a video of someone paragliding and a photo of her father, the Earl of St Andrews, with Macauley and Lord Downpatrick. Lady Amelia, who is 44th in line to the throne, is also set to marry her fiancé, property developer Ollie Lewis.

Lady Marina's wedding took place on June 8, the same date her grandparents, the Duke and Duchess of Kent, were married in 1961. The late Duchess of Kent passed away at age 92 in September of the previous year.