Classy, beautiful, elegant girls name wanted

[LibbyLou123]

I want a girls name that if nice for a baby but will be something classy, beautiful and elegant when she is older.
I'm really not into 'faddy' kind of names and don't want a really popular one.

Names I like so far include

Harriet
Eliza
Beatrice
Georgia
Elizabeth
Charlotte

Names I would consider but don't like as much as the ones I just listed

Catherine
Louise

Any more suggestions you think I'd like?????

[livingonsaladalone]

Alice
Louisa
Imogen

[Offspring]

Eloise
Rosa
Josephine
Susannah

[bagelmonkey]

Honor
Imogen

[ggirl]

claire
rose
sophia
Helena

[Ulysses]

Anna

[MelinaM]

I'd remove Georgia and Eliza as they are VERY popular!

Georgina would be a lovely alternative

Some more for you:

Alessandra
Alexandra
Catharine
Helena
Ingrid
Jemima
Lavinia
Ophelia
Valentina
Victoria - Vita

[BikeRunSki]

Evelyn
Josephine

[supergreenuk]

Paige

[EssieW]

Susannah
Philippa
Alexandra
Alice
Sarah
Eleanor
Helena
Ellen

[eatyourveg]

Rosamund? Like Charlotte. There are loads of Georgias agree with MelinaM consider Georgina instead.

[CaptainNancy]

Margot
Penelope
Alice

[kat2504]

I love the name Eleanor, also like Evelyn, Imogen and Beatrice. Not keen on Georgia/Georgina.

[princessdave]

I'm a Louise and I love it (but I hate having Sarah as my middle name as every Sarah I've ever met is Sarah Louise!) Louisa also runs in our family. Eloise is also lovely. Some really nice suggestions here - Eleanor, Imogen, Helena. Oh and Alice is nice too. I'm currently working on DH should we have a girl next month; Elodie. He's breaking but I'm happy to use it as a middle name if he really isn't keen :)

[msbuggywinkle]

You like a lot of the same names as me!

DD1 is Helena
DD2 is Felicity
If DC3 is a girl, she'll be Miranda.

[EldritchCleavage]

Caroline
Marguerite
Rebecca
Susannah
Catriona

[stardustn]

How do you pronounce Helena msbuggywinkle?

[Suncottage]

Fiona
Emma
Rosalind
Rose
Sarah
Anne

[GetOffOfMyCloud]

stardustn i think (but don't hold me to it) that it's pronounced
He LAY na
so that the "he" is a short sound a bit like the start of the word pen. I knew someone who pronounced it like that but I'm not sure if it would be the same in the UK or not.

[amothersplaceisinthewrong]

Elizabeth
Katherine
Anne
Sophia
Louise

[stardustn]

Thanks GetOffMyCloud :)
It's one of those names that has several pronounciations- Hel-ay-na, Hel-ee-na, HELL-eh-na, (and there are probably even more!) and I was just wondering which one mrsbuggywinkle's dd was :)

[GetOffOfMyCloud]

You're welcome, that's just the version I know though, I think any of them could be considered correct. Actually I'd forgotten about Hel-ee-na rather than Hel-ay-na anyway.

[msbuggywinkle]

Hel-eh-na here. Thus allowing us to call her Nell!

[Pootles2010]

I'd add Rebecca - it's quite timeless, and it's number 82 at the moment. Oh and it's my name :o

[dancingmummy]

Amelia!

[sybilfaulty]

Lucy. Works every time. Gorgeous name. Adult or child.

Catherine - maybe not in view of la Middleton, but gorgeous, classic and timeless. Great diminutives.

DD1 is Lucy, DD2 is not Catherine, but nearly was and I wish I had gone with that rather than our eventual choice (which I love but just prefer Catherine 4 years on).