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I prefer Gwendolen, she was the fairy King Arthur fell in love with.

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I pronounce it like it's spelt (my version)

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alice x

I say GWEN-dol-lien (like Caroline and Madeline).

I don't care for it, but I pronounce it as GWEN-doe-lynn

GWEN-do-l'n is how it's pronunced in Australia (the apostrophe representing a short neutral vowel). I quite like it, although I prefer Gwendolyn or Gwendolen to Gwendoline.

I like Gwendoline, as well as Gwendolen and Gwendolyn. I pronounce it GWEN-dol-leen.

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Shannon

I'd say it GWEN-doh-lihn, just like Gwendolen, but I'm more than likely wrong.

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I much prefer Gwendolen to Gwendoline.

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