I LOVE the name Owen for a girl! I think it's super cuute!
The only downside, is that the community college I go to is called Owen's... Weird.

How about
Owen Makayla.
Owen Kilee.
Owen Kate.
Owen Hayley.
Owen Jasmine.
Owen Brielle.
Owen Grace.
Owen Elizabeth.
Owen Mariah.
Owen Kaydence.
Owen Shelby.
Owen Marie.
Owen Abigail.
Owen Danielle.
Owen Emerson.
Owen Savannah.
Owen Maliah.
Owen Renee.

Oewyn Lily-Ella

i thinks its to butch 4 a girl

thanks for all the responses. i think the spelling Owyn is worth looking into, the only drawback is i'm not really a big fan of replacing the E with a Y and the other way around how people spell ashley like ashlee, i just dont like it. I feel like people wont know how to pronunce Owyn,they might think it sounds different than Owen. These are the ones that caught my eye

Owen Valentina-but Valentina's a little too hard sounding to me, yet at the same time it's super girly, and i'm thinking it may become more popular. salma hyack and adriana lima have named their daughters Valentina.

Owen Brielle- I would change it to Briella, so Owen Briella, after my sis who's name is Brienne, but I kinda feel like these two names together aren't 'living' enough, it sounds kinda story book sweet and not real...

Owen Geneveave-I like the idea, but I want to look at varriations of the name Geneveave, I have an aunt named jennifer(geneveave and jennifer are kinda related so it could work)

Owyn Valentina
Owyn Briella
Owyn geneveave

just had to see what they would look like with a y...still thinking about it.

Sorry but I don't like the idea of Owen for a girl. Do you like Awen? it's one of those words that sounds really pretty within it's language - it's Welsh (I speak Welsh by the way) It's similar to Owen but to me it's more feminine.

xox

Awen? so it's pronunced Ah-when?

I'll have to sit on it, but Owen Valentina is growing on me, and the Oywn spelling, isnt, when people see Oy as in Oyster, they say Oy like Oyster, so they would be pronuncing the name Owen like Oy-wn and I at least would rather have people think the name was a little odd for a girl, than have to always correct the pronuncation.