Halo

Halo comes to us from the Greek 'halos,' referring to a circle of light, most famously the luminous ring around the sun or moon, and later, the divine light surrounding sacred figures. Its association with holiness and divinity has traversed cultures, appearing in religious art and iconography for centuries.

To say 'Halo' is to invoke an immediate sense of serenity and sacredness. You can feel the pure radiance of it when you whisper it, envisioning it as the light that might surround your child's crib. It’s the feeling of something inherently good and bright, a beacon you’ll write on the first birth announcement with a sense of awe.