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(84 Posts)What would you name a twin sister to Elizabeth and a younger sibling to Samuel? Thanks.
I think Maria, or Abigail
Rebecca.
Eleanor
Grace
Annie
Sophia
Rebecca
Victoria, because I think nicknames tori and Beth sound lovely.
Elizabeth and Samuel are gorgeous classic names. Trying to think of others that would match them is hard!!:
Imogen
Edith (Edie)
Margaret (Maggie)
Clementine (clemmie)
Cora (maybe a bit trendy?)
Delilah
Ottilie (Ottie)
Roxanne/Roxanna
Martha
Charlotte
Emily
Victoria
Penelope
Catherine
Alice
Marianne
Annie or Ida
Martha
Annabel
Cassandra
Rose
Violet
Hannah
Without giving too much away there is an Elizabeth and Samuel in my very close family so I'm going to give you Alexandra
Jessica
Margaret
C/Katherine
(All long traditional names with a choice of short forms)
Nora
Florence
Katherine
Gorgeous names
Jessica <preteen years spent with nose in a Sweet Valley Twins book>
Victoria is a lovely name but it's a bit too 'royal' (or indeed regal) with Elizabeth.
Mariella
Madeleine
Louisa
Alethea
Cecilia
Leonora
Ooh, I think Florence and Alexandra work really well.
Seraphina?
Katherine
Jennifer
Grace
Rose
Jessica
Tamsin
Here are some names I think would go nicely with the other two 😊
Josephine
Lydia
Beatrice
Emma
Victoria
Jane
Violet
Emily
Lucy
Freya
Sophie
Florence
Beatrix
Alice
Bethany
Ellen
Louise
Esme
Charlotte instantly sprang to my mind
Victoria
Catherine/Katharine
Alexandra
Antonia
Georgina
Diana
Charlotte
Rosalind
Jessica
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