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I'm crushing on these two "G" names right now. Gwendolen has been on my list for years, but it's never occupied the limelight. Gustav has also been on my list in its French form, Gustave, but the Scandinavian Gustav appeals to me more at the moment. What does everyone think of these two names (independently)?

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Here are some combos:

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Gwendolen Augusta
Gwendolen Avis
Gwendolen Beata
Gwendolen Camilla
Gwendolen Casilda
Gwendolen Cecile
Gwendolen Cecilia
Gwendolen Clotilde
Gwendolen Cordelia
Gwendolen Diana
Gwendolen Edith
Gwendolen Eugenie
Gwendolen Frances
Gwendolen Georgina
Gwendolen Hazel
Gwendolen Hermione
Gwendolen Iris
Gwendolen Iseult
Gwendolen Isolde
Gwendolen Jemima
Gwendolen Joanna
Gwendolen Jocasta
Gwendolen Judith
Gwendolen Maria
Gwendolen Mathilde
Gwendolen Matilda
Gwendolen Minerva
Gwendolen Myrtle
Gwendolen Odette
Gwendolen Odile
Gwendolen Pansy
Gwendolen Pia
Gwendolen Regina
Gwendolen Roberta
Gwendolen Rosina
Gwendolen Roxana
Gwendolen Sibylla
Gwendolen Susanna
Gwendolen Theresa
Gwendolen Thora
Gwendolen Verena
Gwendolen Viola
Gwendolen Virginia

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Gustav Aldrich
Gustav Alois
Gustav Ambrose
Gustav Aurelius
Gustav Balthazar
Gustav Barnaby
Gustav Benedict
Gustav Beowulf
Gustav Bernard
Gustav Casimir
Gustav Cornelius
Gustav Duncan
Gustav Edmund
Gustav Edward
Gustav Eliot
Gustav Emeric
Gustav Gerard
Gustav Henrik
Gustav Herbert
Gustav Isidore
Gustav Jeremy
Gustav Jerome
Gustav Laurence
Gustav Leonard
Gustav Leopold
Gustav Lionel
Gustav Marius
Gustav Melchior
Gustav Peregrine
Gustav Quentin
Gustav Reginald
Gustav Romulus
Gustav Theodore
Gustav Walter
Gustav William