I like Gwendolyn Jane. I think one syllable middle names have a nice flow to them.
I love the name Gwendolyn, btw.
di Corci.
If she’s born in April (seems unlikely) call her ‘April’.
If she’s born in May, call her ‘May’.
If she’s born in June, call her ‘Constantine’.
A little redundant, though, since “Gwen” means “white” and “Claire” means “pale”.
Congratulations!
I’d suggest Cheri, but it doesn’t flow well with Gwendolyn. [sub]Maybe you should just dispense with Gwendolyn and name her Cheri? [/sub]
AW, quit with the rotten tomato throwing, I actually LIKE the name Gwendolyn. It was just a THOUGHT, for cryin’ out loud!
Gwendolyn Rose is now IN THE LEAD!
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I do not know what family names you have to work with but I thought of these that might work
Gwendolyn Jean
Gwendolyn Joan
Gwendolyn Francis
(The Gwen in our family is Gwendolyn Anne, but she has a four sylable last name starting with Mac. When her brother was born we tried to talk my sister into Angus but she wouldnt bite. He wound up with Patrick Dean)
“Gwendolyn OpalCat” has a nice ring to it…
Gwendolyn is a beautiful name! I love i!
Personally, I like Gwendolyn Elizabeth, Gwendolyn Eliza, or Gwendolyn Elise. I really like the sound of a middle name that starts with a vowel.
Of course, **Gwendolyn Rose ** is nice, too, but somehow it doesn’t seem to flow as well to me.
“Gwendolyn Aria” is nice… but you probably want a more common name.
I like Gwendolyn Rose Old timey, classy.
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One of our friends named their first daughter Emma Ivy Ivy being after a Great-Great Grandma.
When #2 daughter was born, the hubby always wanted a daughter named Katherine Rose to call her Katie Rose. (she is actually called Katie.)
I joked with them about the Ivy and Rose being botanical themes and asked what would they do for a trump of a third girl names and they blurted out, cheerfully, " I know! **Barbara Bush LastName. ** "
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