'Important' sounding girls names?

[Turry]

My favourite girls' name - Arabella - has been vetoed by DH, so I'm now starting from scratch.

I'd like DD to have a 'big' name, something strong but feminine, sounds important, but still quite pretty...

Also nothing too popular if possible.

Thoughts?

[annh]

Camilla, Georgina, Alexandra, Alexis, Beatrice, Annabel, Philippa, Serena?

[lrock]

Elise?

[BristolFashion]

Celia, Suzanna, Margot, Rebecca, Alicia.

[meditrina]

Boudicca?

More realistically: Artemis, Emmeline, Virginia, Charlotte, Ariadne, Hermia, Titania, Rosalind, Lucinda, Penelope, Constance, Willemina, Clementina?

[JoyMachine]

Beatrix

[Picoo]

Verona, Sophia, Virginia, Hermione, Isabella, Pamela.

[TheYamiOfYawn]

Helena, Beatrice, Rosalind, Isobel.

[FoundAChopinLizt]

Phoebe
Xanthe
Charlotte

[Tommy]

Clemency
Faith

[ElBombero]

Madeleine

[DramaAlpaca]

Marianne

[BikeRunSki]

Veronica
Suzanne

[orangepudding]

Francesca
Matilda
Penelope
Stephanie

[ReadytoOrderSir]

Eleanor

(Roosevelt)
(of Aquitaine)

NOT Ellie!

[MaMattoo]

I always felt that a name that ended on vowel sounds of e/i appear'soft'
So names like Eleanor, Megan, bromwen, Logan, Morgan, Harriet, alicia, Sarah, claudia etc sound more important than
Lily, Lucy, Anne, Katie, Sophie..
I think so...

[BuntyPenfold]

Rowan

[devonsmummy]

Victoria
Henrietta
Josephine
Claudia

[BlueStarsAtNight]

Abigail
Selena
Constance
Katrina
Lydia

[squoosh]

Madeleine Albright.

[Exhaustipated]

Cordelia
Francesca
Rebecca
Leonora
Saskia
Octavia
Alexandra

[Exhaustipated]

Ooh and

Marina

[GW297]

Araminta
Annabelle

[invicta]

Veronica
Vivienne
Arabella
Tabitha
Tamara
Cordelia
Rosamund
Rosalind
Helena
Josephine
Clarissa
Felicity

[johnnycomelurky]

I also think Madeleine is a strong, feminine name.

[BlueChampagne]

Athena