Royal Profile: Magali van Vollenhoven

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Magali Margriet Eleonoor van Vollenhoven was born 9 October 2007 as the eldest daughter of Prince Floris van Vollenhoven, van Oranje-Nassau and Princess Aimée van Vollenhoven, van Oranje-Nassau {Source}. She has the following younger siblings{Source}:

  1. Eliane Sophia Caroline van Vollenhoven (2009)
  2. Willem Jan Johannes Pieter Floris van Vollenhoven (2013)


She was baptised on 20 April 2008, with the following as her godparents{Source}:
  1. Prince Bernhard van Oranje-Nassau, van Vollenhoven (paternal uncle)
  2. Mevrouw Magali Söhngen (maternal aunt)
  3. Mr. Pieter van Voorst Vader
  4. Mevrouw drs. Loes Korthals
She was likely named:
  • Magali: for her godmother, Mevrouw Magali Söhngen who is also her maternal aunt
  • Margriet: for her patenral grandmother
  • Eleonoor: for her maternal grandmother, Eleonoor Stammeijer

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