She was originally my Aunt Laurie’s but somehow she gave her to us. Selene Brooke – I’ve known about this name for a long time because before my dad brought home Oliver, we had a cat named Selene. I always envied her power on the show too! This is another really old name too, it actually dates back to the 1600’s, around of the time of the Salem Witch Trails! I generally loved it as “Prue” on the original Charmed series. Prudence Alice – Now when I went to include this one to my list, I figured people would think I put it on there because of my obsession with The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, but it’s not. A part of me thinks it’s because it feels like a classic but has this dark flare about it too. Nercissa Louise – It was so difficult not to include a whole bunch of Harry Potter characters into this post, so I was very proud with the amount that ended up making it! I really love the name Nercissa, but I’m not really sure why though. ![]() Marnie Olivia – I actually worked on the banner above back in spring, but I had switch it out purely because I forgot to put “Marnie” on the list! I think it is an important name to this post because nobody would know it was a Halloween inspired name unless they have all of the Halloweentown films growing up! I have added “Agatha” to the girl’s side too, but I think this is a quirky name to give a little girl for the witch-y vibes! I would love to read up on auras and what they mean, especially if they can appear on words or baby names, because this happens a lot and I’m always at a loss to explain the reasoning for it. The other reason why I chose to use it here was because everytime I think or hear of the name Ingrid, I immediately think of the color green. ![]() ![]() Ingrid Alexandra – This one was inspired the character Ingrid from Witches Of East End and yes, that was one of the reasons why I also put Freya on there too, but there was a character on The Originals with that same name, but they were all witches on their shows. Since the show was created in the late 1960’s, it still has that hippie flare that some people might enjoy. I have never liked the nickname Freddie for Frederick so that is why I didn’t include it on the boys side either. I grew up watching the Scooby- doo cartoons and out of all of the names featured on the show, this was my only favorite. Whether or not you believe in witchcraft or if she was making it up, the name is a beautiful example of having a spooky disguise as it is still classy and elegant but there’s this little hint of history within it too.ĭaphne Grace – You might not think of this as a Halloween-ish type of name, but I do. It is a very timeless, but if you are familiar with the account of the Salem Witch Trails in the 1600’s, then you might remember that one of the first people to accuse a person for being a witch was a young girl by the name of Abigail Williams. Here are the 16 names that I thought deserved a little loving, and maybe they’ll be an inspiration to you and your partner to give to your newly witch or goblin.Ībigail Rose – I think the name “Abigail” is a beautiful name. ![]() If I hadn’t put four fairly large sections I would actually attempt to fix it, but there’s nothing I can do so if you spot it, please have a little laugh on me! Now, as I’ve successfully put this banner on here, and considering how careful I was on how everybody was straight from top to bottom, I have already found a mistake. I wanted to respect everybody’s point of view with the ones I’ve selected. A lot of these names are full-on Halloween themed, whereas some are not, and they are very subtle to the point where you can hide the meaning behind it. I think I might have went a little overzealous with this picture, but in my defense, I had a lot more names that I could have included but I decided that would be too much for me.
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