Ethereal Girl Names (300+ Magical & Mystical Options)

Have you ever watched morning mist rise over a lake and thought—that’s it, that’s the feeling I want my daughter’s name to capture?

Last spring, I stood in my garden at dawn watching light filter through cherry blossoms, and I suddenly understood why ethereal names resonate so deeply. They don’t just label—they evoke an entire atmosphere.

My friend Sarah named her daughter Celestia after witnessing a meteor shower, and every time someone says that name, you can practically see stardust shimmer in the air.

There’s something happening in the naming world right now—a shift away from the ordinary toward the extraordinary.

Parents are reaching for names that feel like poetry, that carry whispers of ancient forests and distant galaxies. These aren’t just trendy choices; they’re names with soul.

This collection brings together 300+ ethereal girl names spanning mythologies, nature, celestial bodies, and pure imagination.

You’ll discover names that whisper of ancient forests, shimmer like moonlight, and float like dandelion seeds on summer breezes—plus practical guidance for choosing the perfect otherworldly name that still works at the playground.

Celestial & Cosmic Ethereal Names

Nothing captures the ethereal quite like the vastness of space. These names shimmer with stardust and carry the mystery of the cosmos.

• Astra – Latin for “star”; short yet sounds like pure stardust
• Callisto – Greek moon goddess and Jupiter’s moon; mystical without being overly complex
• Elara – One of Jupiter’s moons; soft vowels create dreamy quality
• Lyra – Constellation and mythical lyre; musical connection adds extra magic
• Nova – Latin for “new star”; modern yet timeless
• Solara – Sun-inspired creation; radiates warmth and light
• Vesper – Latin for “evening star”; evokes twilight mystery
• Celestine – French for “heavenly”; elegant with vintage charm
• Estelle – French for “star”; sophisticated ethereal choice
• Andromeda – Greek constellation princess; carries mythological depth
• Luna – Latin for “moon”; classic celestial name with universal appeal
• Stella – Latin for “star”; simple elegance with cosmic roots
• Aurelia – Latin for “golden”; suggests aurora borealis shimmer
• Galatea – Greek moon goddess; sounds like a galaxy
• Selene – Greek moon goddess; poetic and powerful
• Nephele – Greek cloud nymph; airy and light
• Theia – Greek Titan of light and mother of the sun; ancient power
• Cressida – Greek Trojan maiden; sounds like crescent moon
• Portia – Latin origin, also a moon of Uranus; sophisticated
• Bellatrix – Latin for “female warrior,” also a star; fierce ethereal
• Adhara – Arabic, brightest star in Canis Major; exotic beauty
• Alcyone – Greek mythology, brightest star in Pleiades; melodic
• Altair – Arabic for “flying eagle,” also a star; soaring quality
• Aludra – Arabic, star in Canis Major; unique and memorable
• Ariel – Hebrew for “lion of God,” also a moon; Disney connection but still magical
• Calypso – Greek nymph, also a moon of Saturn; adventurous spirit
• Cassiopeia – Greek queen constellation; regal ethereal choice
• Celeste – Latin for “heavenly”; classic with French elegance
• Cordelia – Celtic origin, also a moon of Uranus; vintage charm
• Electra – Greek mythology, star in Pleiades; electric energy
• Halley – After Halley’s Comet; scientific with wonder
• Helene – Greek moon of Saturn; elegant classical beauty
• Io – Greek mythology, moon of Jupiter; simple yet powerful
• Juliet – Shakespeare’s heroine, also a moon; romantic ethereal
• Maia – Greek Pleiades star nymph; gentle and springlike
• Miranda – Shakespeare creation, also a moon; magical meaning “admirable”
• Nashira – Arabic, star in Capricornus; exotic mystique
• Oberon – King of fairies, also a moon; whimsical majesty
• Ophelia – Greek for “help,” Shakespeare’s character, also asteroid; tragic beauty
• Pandora – Greek mythology, also a moon; mysterious allure
• Phoebe – Greek Titan of moon; friendly yet mythological
• Rosalind – Also a moon of Uranus; vintage botanical
• Seren – Welsh for “star”; simple ethereal perfection
• Sidra – Arabic for “like a star”; exotic elegance
• Starla – English creation meaning “star”; retro whimsy
• Talitha – Arabic star name; biblical connection adds depth
• Titania – Queen of fairies, also a moon; regal fantasy
• Umbriel – Dark moon of Uranus; mysterious shadow
• Vega – Arabic, brightest star in Lyra; strong yet ethereal
• Zenith – Arabic for “highest point”; celestial aspiration

Mythological & Legendary Ethereal Names

Trust me, mythology is an endless treasure trove of ethereal names. These carry centuries of stories and mystical power.

• Ariadne – Greek princess who helped Theseus; means “most holy”
• Artemis – Greek goddess of the hunt and moon; wild independence
• Athena – Greek goddess of wisdom; strength with grace
• Aurora – Roman goddess of dawn; luminous beginning
• Avalon – Celtic legendary island; Arthurian mystique
• Brigid – Irish goddess of fire and poetry; Celtic strength
• Calliope – Greek muse of epic poetry; beautiful voice
• Circe – Greek sorceress; powerful enchantress
• Clytemnestra – Greek queen; dramatic classical beauty
• Daphne – Greek nymph transformed into laurel; nature transformation
• Diana – Roman goddess of hunt; classic divine elegance
• Eirene – Greek goddess of peace; serene beauty
• Eos – Greek goddess of dawn; fresh beginning
• Eurydice – Greek beloved of Orpheus; tragic romance
• Freya – Norse goddess of love; fierce beauty
• Gaia – Greek primordial earth goddess; elemental power
• Guinevere – Arthurian queen; legendary romance
• Hecate – Greek goddess of magic; mystical power
• Hera – Greek queen of gods; regal strength
• Hermione – Greek princess; intellectual elegance
• Ianthe – Greek ocean nymph meaning “violet flower”; delicate beauty
• Idalia – Greek epithet of Aphrodite; romantic allure
• Isolde – Celtic princess; Arthurian tragedy
• Juno – Roman queen of gods; powerful femininity
• Lavinia – Roman princess; classical sophistication
• Lilith – Mesopotamian night demon; dark feminine power
• Maeve – Irish warrior queen; fierce independence
• Minerva – Roman goddess of wisdom; scholarly grace
• Morgana – Arthurian sorceress; enchanting mystery
• Niamh – Irish goddess meaning “bright”; Celtic radiance
• Nimue – Lady of the Lake; Arthurian magic
• Nyx – Greek goddess of night; dark elegance
• Persephone – Greek queen of underworld; dual nature beauty
• Rhiannon – Welsh goddess; mystical horse goddess
• Rowena – Saxon princess; medieval elegance
• Sappho – Greek poetess; artistic beauty
• Selena – Moon goddess variant; luminous grace
• Thalia – Greek muse of comedy; joyful beauty
• Urania – Greek muse of astronomy; celestial wisdom
• Venus – Roman goddess of love; timeless beauty
• Vivienne – Lady of the Lake; Arthurian enchantress
• Xanthe – Greek meaning “golden yellow”; bright ethereal
• Yara – Brazilian water goddess; exotic mystique
• Zephyrine – Greek west wind; breezy feminine form

For more names inspired by ancient power, explore goddess names for girls.

Nature & Botanical Ethereal Names

I get it—nature names sometimes feel overdone. But these botanical beauties have an otherworldly quality that transcends the ordinary flower name.

• Acacia – Greek thorny tree; delicate strength
• Amaryllis – Greek flower meaning “sparkle”; poetic bloom
• Anemone – Greek windflower; delicate grace
• Azalea – Greek flowering shrub; southern charm with edge
• Briony – English climbing vine; vintage botanical
• Camellia – Latin flower; elegant Asian bloom
• Clover – English lucky plant; whimsical sweetness
• Dahlia – Swedish flower; sophisticated bloom
• Delphine – Greek dolphin/delphinium; aquatic botanical
• Elowen – Cornish for “elm tree”; Celtic nature magic
• Fern – English plant; woodland simplicity
• Flora – Roman flower goddess; botanical divinity
• Gardenia – English fragrant flower; southern elegance
• Hazel – English tree/color; earthy mystique
• Heather – English flowering plant; Scottish highlands
• Hyacinth – Greek flower; mythological bloom
• Iris – Greek rainbow goddess/flower; colorful grace
• Ivy – English climbing plant; gothic botanical
• Jasmine – Persian fragrant flower; exotic sweetness
• Juniper – Latin berry-bearing tree; wild independence
• Lavender – Latin aromatic plant; purple serenity
• Leilani – Hawaiian “heavenly flower”; tropical paradise
• Lilac – Persian purple flower; springtime magic
• Lily – Latin pure flower; classic innocence
• Linnea – Swedish twinflower; botanical scientific honor
• Lotus – Greek sacred water flower; spiritual purity
• Magnolia – French flower tree; southern grandeur
• Maple – English tree; autumn warmth
• Marigold – English golden flower; sunny vintage
• Meadow – English grassland; pastoral peace
• Mimosa – Latin sensitive plant; delicate beauty
• Myrtle – Greek evergreen shrub; ancient symbol of love
• Olive – Latin peace tree; Mediterranean grace
• Orchid – Greek exotic flower; rare beauty
• Peony – Greek healing flower; lush romance
• Poppy – Latin red flower; vintage charm
• Primrose – Latin first rose; early spring
• Rose – Latin classic flower; timeless beauty
• Rosemary – Latin herb meaning “dew of the sea”; aromatic memory
• Rowan – Gaelic red tree; Celtic protection
• Rue – Greek herb; vintage botanical
• Saffron – Arabic spice/color; exotic golden
• Sage – Latin wise herb; earthy wisdom
• Sequoia – Cherokee giant tree; natural grandeur
• Sorrel – French reddish plant; nature’s tang
• Violet – Latin purple flower; Victorian delicacy
• Willow – English graceful tree; flowing elegance
• Wisteria – German cascading flower; romantic draping
• Yarrow – English healing herb; folk magic
• Zinnia – German colorful flower; cheerful botanical

Aquatic & Ocean Ethereal Names

Water holds endless mystery, and these names flow like rivers and shimmer like tide pools.

• Adriana – Latin “from the Adriatic Sea”; coastal elegance
• Aqua – Latin for “water”; crystal clarity
• Ariel – Hebrew “lion of God,” also mermaid; aquatic spirit
• Bay – English body of water; simple coastal
• Brooke – English small stream; gentle flow
• Cascade – French waterfall; flowing movement
• Coral – Latin marine organism; underwater garden
• Cordelia – Celtic “daughter of the sea”; oceanic heritage
• Cove – English sheltered bay; intimate coastal
• Delta – Greek river mouth; geographical poetry
• Driftwood – English ocean-worn wood; beachy bohemian
• Dylan – Welsh “son of the sea”; gender-fluid aquatic
• Harbor – English safe port; protective waters
• Isla – Scottish “island”; surrounded by sea
• Kai – Hawaiian “sea”; simple ocean power
• Lake – English body of water; tranquil depth
• Mara – Hebrew “sea” or “bitter”; oceanic complexity
• Marina – Latin “of the sea”; coastal sophistication
• Marine – French “of the sea”; nautical elegance
• Marissa – Latin “of the sea”; flowing beauty
• Maya – Sanskrit “water”; elemental simplicity
• Melody – Greek “song,” sounds like ocean melody; musical waters
• Mira – Latin “ocean” or “wonder”; aquatic mystery
• Misty – English water vapor; ethereal dampness
• Moana – Maori/Hawaiian “ocean”; Pacific grandeur
• Morgan – Welsh “sea circle”; Celtic aquatic
• Muriel – Celtic “bright sea”; luminous ocean
• Nahla – Arabic “drink of water”; desert refreshment
• Naia – Greek water nymph; mythological aquatic
• Nerida – Greek “sea nymph”; oceanic divinity
• Oceane – French “ocean”; sophisticated aquatic
• Pearl – English ocean gem; underwater treasure
• Rain – English precipitation; fresh falling water
• River – English flowing water; natural movement
• Sailor – English ocean traveler; nautical adventure
• Tallulah – Native American “leaping water”; waterfall energy
• Tide – English ocean rhythm; lunar pull
• Wave – English ocean movement; flowing energy

Explore more water-inspired options in our ocean names for girls collection.

Mystical & Magical Ethereal Names

These names practically sparkle with enchantment—perfect for parents who believe in a little magic.

• Aletheia – Greek for “truth”; philosophical mystique
• Amethyst – Greek purple gemstone; crystal magic
• Arcana – Latin “secrets”; mysterious knowledge
• Asteria – Greek starry goddess; celestial mystique
• Chalice – Latin sacred cup; holy grail imagery
• Crystal – Greek ice/gemstone; transparent magic
• Divinity – Latin godliness; sacred essence
• Elixir – Arabic magical potion; transformative power
• Ember – English glowing coal; warm magic
• Enchantress – English magical woman; sorceress power
• Essence – Latin fundamental nature; distilled magic
• Ethereal – Latin heavenly; the concept itself
• Fable – Latin moral story; narrative magic
• Fairy – English magical being; folkloric wonder
• Fantasy – Greek imagination; dreamlike quality
• Fortune – Latin fate; destiny magic
• Gossamer – English delicate fabric; fairy-wing thin
• Haven – English safe place; protective sanctuary
• Illusion – Latin false appearance; magic trick
• Jade – Spanish green stone; mystical gem
• Kismet – Turkish fate; destined magic
• Legend – Latin traditional story; mythical quality
• Magic – Persian sorcery; pure enchantment
• Miracle – Latin wonder; divine occurrence
• Mist – English fog; ethereal vapor
• Moonstone – English mystical gem; lunar crystal
• Mystery – Greek secret rite; enigmatic quality
• Mystique – French mysterious quality; alluring unknown
• Opal – Sanskrit precious stone; rainbow fire
• Oracle – Latin divine prophecy; mystical wisdom
• Phoenix – Greek immortal bird; rebirth magic
• Potion – Latin magical drink; alchemical mixture
• Prophecy – Greek divine prediction; foresight magic
• Raven – English mystical bird; dark magic
• Reverie – French daydream; ethereal contemplation
• Ruby – Latin red gemstone; precious magic
• Rune – Norse mystical symbol; ancient magic
• Sapphire – Hebrew blue gemstone; royal crystal
• Secret – Latin hidden thing; mysterious concealment
• Serendipity – English happy accident; magical coincidence
• Shadow – English dark silhouette; mysterious darkness
• Shimmer – English soft glow; ethereal light
• Silhouette – French dark outline; mysterious form
• Silver – English precious metal; moonlike magic
• Solstice – Latin sun standing still; seasonal magic
• Spell – English magical words; enchantment itself
• Spirit – Latin soul; ethereal essence
• Starlight – English stellar glow; cosmic illumination
• Story – English narrative; tale-telling magic
• Tempest – Latin storm; wild magical energy
• Twilight – English dawn/dusk; liminal magic
• Whisper – English soft sound; mysterious communication
• Wonder – English amazement; magical awe

Vintage & Victorian Ethereal Names

These names have that dusty-antique-shop quality—like finding treasure in your grandmother’s attic.

• Adelaide – German “noble”; vintage sophistication
• Agatha – Greek “good”; vintage mystery writer charm
• Alberta – German “noble bright”; regal vintage
• Anastasia – Greek “resurrection”; Russian romance
• Annabel – Latin “loving”; vintage sweetness
• Arabella – Latin “yielding to prayer”; romantic vintage
• Augusta – Latin “great”; imperial elegance
• Beatrice – Latin “she who brings joy”; Dante’s beloved
• Bernadette – French “brave bear”; vintage strength
• Cecilia – Latin patron saint of music; melodic vintage
• Clementine – Latin “merciful”; vintage fruit sweetness
• Constance – Latin “constant”; steadfast vintage
• Cordelia – Celtic “heart”; Shakespearean vintage
• Corinne – French “maiden”; vintage elegance
• Dorothea – Greek “gift of God”; vintage grace
• Edith – English “prosperous war”; vintage strength
• Eleanor – Greek “light”; vintage nobility
• Eleanora – Greek “light”; elaborate vintage
• Eloise – French “healthy”; vintage French charm
• Emmeline – German “work”; suffragette vintage
• Eugenia – Greek “well-born”; vintage aristocracy
• Evangeline – Greek “good news”; poetic vintage
• Evelyn – English “wished for child”; vintage crossover
• Felicity – Latin “happiness”; vintage joy
• Florence – Latin “flourishing”; vintage nurse nobility
• Genevieve – French “woman of the race”; vintage French
• Georgiana – Greek “farmer”; elaborate vintage
• Gwendolyn – Welsh “white ring”; Celtic vintage
• Henrietta – German “home ruler”; vintage royal
• Imogen – Celtic “maiden”; Shakespearean vintage
• Josephine – Hebrew “God increases”; vintage empress
• Letitia – Latin “joy”; vintage happiness
• Loretta – Italian “laurel”; vintage Hollywood
• Louisa – German “famous warrior”; vintage literary
• Lucinda – Latin “light”; vintage illumination
• Mabel – Latin “lovable”; vintage revival
• Marguerite – French “pearl”; vintage daisy
• Matilda – German “battle mighty”; vintage strength
• Millicent – German “strong work”; vintage power
• Octavia – Latin “eighth”; vintage Roman
• Olive – Latin peace tree; vintage botanical
• Penelope – Greek “weaver”; vintage patient wife
• Philippa – Greek “lover of horses”; vintage tomboyish
• Priscilla – Latin “ancient”; vintage biblical
• Prudence – Latin “caution”; vintage virtue
• Rosalind – Spanish “pretty rose”; vintage Shakespearean
• Rosamund – German “horse protection”; vintage medieval
• Theodora – Greek “gift of God”; vintage empress
• Valentina – Latin “strong”; vintage saint
• Viola – Latin “violet”; vintage Shakespearean
• Winifred – Welsh “blessed peace”; vintage Celtic

Modern Ethereal Creations

Here’s the thing about ethereal names—sometimes the most magical ones are brand new inventions that sound ancient.

• Aeris – Modern creation from “air”; video game ethereal
• Alanis – Modern twist on “Alan”; modern musical
• Alouette – French “lark”; modern whimsy
• Amara – Multiple origins meaning “eternal”; modern global
• Anouk – French modern name; sophisticated continental
• Aria – Italian “air/melody”; modern musical
• Briar – English “thorny bush”; modern nature edge
• Calla – Greek lily; modern botanical
• Elysia – Greek “from Elysium”; modern paradise
• Emrys – Welsh “immortal”; modern Merlin connection
• Evolet – Modern invented name; film-inspired ethereal
• Faye – English “fairy”; modern vintage revival
• Indigo – Greek deep blue; modern color name
• Seren – Welsh “star”; modern Celtic simplicity

Find more contemporary ethereal choices in our aesthetic girl names guide.

Why Ethereal Names Are Captivating Parents

Picture this: you’re scrolling through baby name lists, and everything feels… flat. Emma. Sophia. Olivia. Beautiful names, sure, but they don’t quite capture that magical quality you’re searching for.

According to Nameberry’s 2025 trend report, searches for “ethereal baby names” increased 147% since 2023, with parents gravitating toward names that evoke fantasy literature and nature mysticism.

We’re living in an era where Bridgerton and fantasy novels dominate streaming services, where cottagecore aesthetics fill our feeds, and where parents want names that tell a story.

Instagram and TikTok’s #WhimsicalNames hashtag has accumulated over 2.3 billion views, with millennial and Gen Z parents sharing their ethereal naming journeys and rejecting traditional “top 10” lists. This isn’t just a trend—it’s a movement toward individuality and meaning.

Here’s the thing: ethereal names aren’t new. Historically, they trace back to Victorian England’s “aesthetic movement” (1860s-1900s) when names like Ophelia, Evangeline, and Seraphina gained popularity.

Today’s revival connects to the cottagecore and dark academia aesthetics dominating youth culture, but it’s rooted in centuries of humans seeking beauty and transcendence through naming.

Discover more mystical naming options with our collection of ethereal names for boys.

How to Choose the Perfect Ethereal Name for Your Daughter

Choosing an ethereal name is about more than finding something pretty—it’s about discovering a name that resonates with your family’s story while giving your daughter a name she can grow into with confidence.

Consider the “Playground Test”

Picture your daughter at age five, introducing herself to new friends. Does the name work in everyday contexts, or will she constantly spell and explain it? Names like Luna, Iris, and Aurora offer ethereal beauty with familiar accessibility. Names like Cassiopeia or Persephone require more confidence to carry—not impossible, but something to think about.

Trust me, I’ve seen parents choose the most elaborate mythological name only to end up calling their daughter “Cassie” by kindergarten. That’s perfectly fine, but make sure you’re okay with potential nicknames before committing.

Think About Sibling Harmony

If you already have children, do the names create a cohesive feeling without being too matchy? Celestia and Stella might be too on-the-nose, but Celestia and Willow balance each other beautifully—one cosmic, one earthbound.

Test the Full Name Out Loud

Say the first, middle, and last name together multiple times. How does it flow? Does it create awkward rhythms or accidental phrases? A three-syllable first name often pairs beautifully with a one-syllable middle name: Seraphina Mae, Arabella Quinn, Evangeline Rose.

Honor Your Heritage

Many ethereal names carry cultural significance. Greek mythology names, Celtic nature names, Sanskrit spiritual names—these aren’t just pretty sounds. If a name connects to your ancestry, that adds meaningful depth. But if you’re drawn to a name from a culture not your own, research its significance and pronunciation to honor it properly.

Consider Modern Life Practicalities

Will the name translate well on a résumé? The answer is increasingly yes—creative and unique names are becoming normalized across professional settings. Still, names like Moonbeam or Stardust might raise eyebrows in conservative fields, while Selene or Astrid offer ethereal beauty with professional polish.

Check the Meaning

Some ethereal-sounding names carry unexpected meanings. Cecilia means “blind,” Claudia means “lame,” and Mallory means “unfortunate.” If meanings matter to you, research thoroughly. Other names like Seraphina (“fiery ones”), Evangeline (“good news”), and Celeste (“heavenly”) offer beautiful meanings that match their ethereal sound.

Ethereal Names by Length

Sometimes you know exactly how many syllables you want. Here’s a quick reference:

Two Syllables: Astra, Luna, Iris, Hazel, Willow, Violet, Stella, Freya, Maya, Nova

Three Syllables: Aurelia, Celestia, Ophelia, Seraphina, Evangeline, Lavinia, Amethyst, Arabella, Genevieve

Four+ Syllables: Persephone, Andromeda, Cassiopeia, Scheherazade, Evangeline

The Cultural Significance of Ethereal Names

Names shape identity, and ethereal names carry a particular cultural weight right now. We’re living through a naming revolution where parents reject conformity in favor of individuality and meaning.

Psychologists note that unique names can foster independence and creativity, though they may also invite more questions and misspellings. The key is finding the sweet spot—distinctive without being burdensome.

Interestingly, many ethereal names appear across multiple cultures with similar meanings. “Light” names exist in Greek (Lucia), Arabic (Noor), Sanskrit (Jyoti), and Hebrew (Ora). This universal reach toward illumination and beauty transcends individual cultures, suggesting something deeply human about our attraction to ethereal naming.

Pairing Ethereal First Names with Middle Names

The middle name is your secret weapon for balancing an ethereal first name or adding extra magic to an already dreamy name.

Grounding an Ethereal First Name:

• Seraphina Jane
• Aurora Marie
• Celestia Grace
• Evangeline Claire

Doubling Down on Ethereal:

• Luna Celestine
• Willow Sage
• Aurora Skye
• Iris Meadow

Honoring Family with Ethereal Twist:

• Grandma Dorothy becomes: Celestia Dorothy
• Aunt Susan becomes: Seraphina Susan
• Mom Jennifer becomes: Aurora Jennifer

Ethereal Names in Literature and Pop Culture

Ethereal names dominate fantasy literature and are increasingly common in mainstream media. Game of Thrones gave us Daenerys, Arya, and Sansa. Bridgerton revived Daphne, Eloise, and Penelope. The Witcher introduced Cirilla (Ciri) and Yennefer.

These cultural touchstones normalize ethereal names, making them feel less outlandish and more accessible. When a child named Arya meets another Arya at school, they share an instant connection through their unique-but-not-alone names.

Making an Ethereal Name Your Own

Here’s what I love most about ethereal names: they invite personalization. You can create meaningful variations:

• Combine family names: Margaret + Stella = Margarella
• Blend nature and mythology: Lily + Luna = Liluna
• Add or subtract letters: Seraphina → Serafina → Sera
• Create unique spellings: Aria → Arya → Ariea (though proceed carefully here—spellings matter for ease of use)

Final Thoughts: Trust Your Instinct

Choosing your daughter’s name is deeply personal. You’ll receive endless opinions from family, friends, and internet strangers. Some will love your choice; others will question it. That’s okay.

What matters most is how the name feels when you say it, how it sounds paired with your last name, and whether it captures the essence of who you hope your daughter will become. Ethereal names offer something precious—a sense of wonder, beauty, and possibility.

Maybe you’ll choose Celestia because you met your partner under the stars. Maybe Willow because you got engaged beneath a willow tree. Maybe Seraphina simply because it makes your heart sing. Whatever you choose, your daughter will make the name her own, filling it with her unique personality and story.

These 300 ethereal girl names are just the beginning of your naming journey. Take your time, say them out loud, write them down, and see which one keeps calling you back. That’s the one.