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I love Guinevere and Guin or Gwen is a pretty nickname. Not too keen on Godiva I'm afraid

This message was edited 2/7/2021, 10:55 AM

I like Guinevere, called Vera.
I don't like Godiva, because the first 2 syllables are "Go die" and the last is Soanish for "goes or goibg". In my opinion, it's the totally wrong message to give a baby in a predominantly English speaking environment

I like them both in a GP way, but they seem different styles to me.

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Guinevere ... Lorelei, Fiona, Penelope
Godiva ... Cinderella, Coriander, Drusilla

Guinevere is okay. Godiva immediately brings to mind a naked woman, though.

I like it a lot, and I love the nickname Gwyn for it (over Gwen, though I like Gwen as well.

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Godiva is very cool, the only thing that keeps me from it is that it’s a well known chocolate brand where I live.

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Guinevere and Godiva sound kind of odd as a sibling pair imo.

I love the name Guinevere!

Love Guinevere. It's so beautiful. However, I hate Godiva. Guinevere is so soft and flowy while Godiva is harsh.

It has been growing on me over the last year or so. I used to prefer Gwendolen, but I think Guinevere has taken that spot now. It's uncommon but still fairly familiar, and it has an interesting meaning. Not keen on Godiva, dislike the "die" sound.

Is ok, but don't like godiva

Don't like Guinevere, love Godiva.