If you are expecting a baby this year and contemplating a baby name why not look to songs? Taylor Swift is not only one of the biggest names in music, but she’s also a great source of inspiration for baby names. With her poetic lyrics and catchy tunes, she’s managed to create a huge fan base over the years, and many parents have found inspiration in her music when naming their little ones. In this blog post, we’ll be exploring some of the best baby names inspired by Taylor Swift’s songs.
Olivia
“Olivia” is a name that’s been gaining popularity in recent years, and it’s all thanks to Taylor Swift’s hit song of the same name. The name has a classic feel to it, but it also has a modern edge that makes it perfect for parents who want a name that’s both timeless and unique.
James
James is another name that’s been popularized by Taylor Swift’s music. The name was inspired by her friend’s son, and it’s been used by many parents who want a name that’s strong, classic, and timeless. It’s a great choice for parents who want a gender-neutral name that can be used for both boys and girls.
August
August is a name that’s been used by many parents who want a name that’s both unique and romantic. The name was inspired by Taylor Swift’s song “august,” which tells the story of a summer romance. It’s a great choice for parents who want a modern and classic name.
Willow
Willow is a name that’s been gaining popularity in recent years, and it’s all thanks to Taylor Swift’s hit song “Willow.” The name has a mystical and whimsical feel, making it a great choice for parents who want an enchanting and unique name.
Delicate
Delicate is a name that’s not commonly used as a baby name, but it has a soft and feminine feel to it , making it a great choice for parents who want a delicate and gentle name. The name was inspired by Taylor Swift’s song of the same name, which is all about vulnerability and the delicate nature of love.
Betty
Betty a classic name that’s been popularized by Taylor Swift’s hit song of the same name. The name has a timeless feel to it, and it’s a great choice for parents who want a name that’s both strong and feminine. It’s also a great choice for parents who want a name that’s classic, but not too common.
Dorothea
Dorothea is a name that’s been gaining popularity in recent years, and it’s all thanks to Taylor Swift’s song “Dorothea.” The name has a classic feel to it, but it also has a modern edge that makes it perfect for parents who want a name that’s both timeless and unique.
Ivy
Ivy is a baby name that’s been used by many parents who want a name that’s both classic and modern. The name was inspired by Taylor Swift’s song “Ivy,” which tells the story of a love affair. It’s a great choice for parents who want a name that’s both romantic and strong.
Lavender
Looking for something super unique? Feel that lavender haze creeping up on you with a colorful Midnight-inspired name that can also be a reference to the fragrant herb.
Scarlet
Is “Maroon” not your thing? You can still pay tribute to Midnights with this vibrant name, which does double duty as an homage to Red.
Betty
Betty is a retro name that feels fresh and fun today, whether it’s a standalone or a diminutive for Elizabeth. Your little one will love hearing their name in Taylor’s lovelorn ode from Folklore.
Inez / Ines
You heard the rumors from Inez that this is a great baby name too! Taylor references Inez in the Folklore song “Betty” as the source of some important gossip. Inez has Portuguese roots and translates to “pure”, so much for a gossiper 😊
James
Taylor writes about James as the third character in the love triangle in her Folklore album. While he may be a teenage heartbreaker in her song, James is a baby name that will grow with your child from the hospital delivery room to homeroom. Taylor also mentions the name James in “Begin Again” in reference to James Taylor, and in “Style” regarding James Dean.
Abigail
Taylor’s best friend Abigail was immortalized in the song “Fifteen,” but the name itself is classic and timeless. It means “joy” or “joy of the father” and continues to be one of the most popular girl names of all time.
Ronan
Taylor wrote “Ronan,” from Red, in honor of a little boy named Ronan Thompson after reading his mother’s blog about his battle with neuroblastoma.
Este
Taylor mentions a character named after her friend and collaborator Este Haim in “No Body No Crime.” The name means “star,” much like the women who perform the song.
Drew
Drew was a romantic figurehead in some of Taylor’s earliest songs; he’s the reason for the teardrops on her guitar, but the name is a great unisex pick.
Juliet
Juliet” is a name that’s been used by many parents who want a name that’s romantic and timeless. The name was inspired by Taylor Swift’s song “Love Story,” which tells the story of a modern-day Romeo and Juliet.
Marjorie
Marjorie is a baby name that’s been used by many parents who want a name that’s classic and timeless. The name was inspired by Taylor Swift’s song “Marjorie,” which is a tribute to her grandmother who passed away. The song features the line “What died didn’t stay dead, what died didn’t stay dead, you’re alive, you’re alive in my he
Stephen
Stephen was the object of Taylor’s affection in the Fearless track about a boy she wanted to kiss in the rain. Stephen is a timeless choice that works well for a first or middle name.
Rebecca/Rebekah
Rebecca is a traditional baby name and Taylor’s Folklore song “The Last Great American Dynasty” was inspired by the real-life socialite Rebekah Harkness, who had a “marvelous time ruining everything” with her newfound wealth.
Mary
Like Rebecca Mary is a very traditional baby name that we heard in Taylor’s song “Mary’s Song,” on Taylor’s debut album, was written about her long-married next-door neighbors and young love that lasts. Can you get more adorable than that?
Daisy/Daisy Mae
Taylor shouts out Daisy Mae in her Midnights song “You’re On Your Own Kid.” The floral name is becoming more popular again, and it feels fresh and springy for a sweet baby girl.
Tim/Timothy
Inspired by Taylor’s debut single, “Tim McGraw,” and the legendary country star she sings about, Timothy will never go out of style. (See what I did there?) If you’re a country superfan, naming your child after both Taylor’s song and McGraw himself is like the ultimate honor.
Georgia
For those who love Taylor’s country beginnings, consider Georgia, as in: “The way my blue eyes shined put those Georgia stars to shame that night.”
Taylor
Well of course! This is the ultimate tribute! Taylor herself was named in honor of the legendary singer-songwriter James Taylor, and you can carry on the tradition by naming your own future star after her.
Taylor Swift’s music has been a great source of inspiration for parents when it comes to baby names. From classic names like Betty and James to more unique names like August and Ivy, there’s a Taylor Swift-inspired name for every parent’s taste. Whether you’re a fan of her music or not, there’s no denying the impact she’s had on popular culture, and these names are just one of the many ways her influence can be seen.
