Gweniver

Gweniver is a unique feminine name with Welsh origins. This moniker holds the meanings "white ghost," "white fairy," and "fair one." It is a variant of the name Guinevere, which itself was made famous by its appearance in the 12th-century legend of King Arthur. In this legendary story, the Queen of Camelot and wife to King Arthur, Guinevere, betrayed the King, which led to the fall of the Round Table. To this day, Guinevere is seen as a symbol of betrayal and loyalty. The enchanting name is an excellent way to honor baby's Welsh heritage while reminding them to stay loyal to their beliefs as they go through life.