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In page House of Orange-Nassau:

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The institution of the monarch in the Netherlands is considered an office under the Constitution of the Netherlands.[4] There are none of the religious connotations to the office as in some other monarchies.[citation needed] A Dutch sovereign is inaugurated rather than crowned in a coronation ceremony.[citation needed] It was initially more of a crowned/hereditary presidency, and a continuation of the status quo ante of the pre-1795 hereditary stadholderate in the Republic.[citation needed] In practice, the current monarch has considerably less power than the stadtholder.[citation needed]