Calvin

Calvin’s journey begins with the French surname 'Chauvin,' meaning 'bald.' This seemingly simple origin ascended through history, most notably through the French theologian John Calvin, who shaped Protestantism. The name then traveled to English-speaking countries, where it became associated with intellect, seriousness, and a steadfast, if sometimes reserved, character.

There's a quiet certainty that comes with the name Calvin, a feeling that resonates when you picture your son. It suggests a thoughtful soul, someone who observes keenly and speaks with purpose. Writing 'Calvin' on a birth announcement feels like marking the arrival of a wise young man, someone who will approach the world with intelligence and a gentle, reserved strength.