Weston

Weston began as a common English surname and place name, meaning 'west town' or 'western settlement.' It denoted inhabitants who lived in a settlement to the west of a central point. As a given name, it emerged in the late 19th century, carrying with it the grounded, sturdy feel of its Anglo-Saxon roots and the imagery of open landscapes and new beginnings.

Saying 'Weston' feels like looking out across a wide, open field at sunset. There’s a sense of forward movement and belonging in its sound. When you picture your son, this name conjures an image of someone independent and reliable, a steady presence you can always count on, ready for whatever adventure lies ahead.