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Original poster

Already have a 2yr old Imogen and due is 7wks...struggling for another girls name to compliment it

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popcoot · 21/01/2015 13:00

Don't know what we're having but due in 7wks. Can't decide on ANY girls names :(
We have a few boys names.... Elliott / Edward / Charles. I like Isabelle but I think it's starting to rank up there in the Top 20 names. I prefer something a little more old fashioned, traditional and one that's not heard of that often. I need it to compliment Imogen and that's why I like the sound of Isabelle. Suggestions please? x

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Noggie · 24/01/2015 19:49

Tara?

RabbitSaysWoof · 24/01/2015 19:35

Orlaith
Elliot
Camille

MuscatBouschet · 24/01/2015 19:31

I agree with Juliet or Beatrice. Immy and Bea is great.

dragdownthemoon · 24/01/2015 19:29

Stephanie, Penelope, Camilla, Tabitha, Octavia.

TeaAndALemonTart · 24/01/2015 12:08

Eleanor

LovelyWeatherForDucks · 24/01/2015 11:58

I know of Imogen with sisters...
Thea
Elodie
Erin

Chillycamper · 24/01/2015 10:44

Cecelia

Chillycamper · 24/01/2015 10:43

Elspeth
Allegra
Aurora
Ophelia
Delilah
Elizabeth
Frances

TestNamePleaseIgnore · 24/01/2015 10:34

Eleanor or Isabella

whattheseithakasmean · 24/01/2015 10:32

I would avoid two 'I' names. My sister & I both have 'K' names (we are not the Kardashians!) & people forever got them mixed up as children & it irked.

I think Imogen & Juliet are lovely together - 2 beautiful Shakespearean names. If I had another DD (not likely) she would be Juliet.

Unidentifieditem · 24/01/2015 10:27

Imogen and Audrey
Imgogen and Matilda (immy and Tilly)
Sasha? Ruby? Margot? Sophie?

Todayistheday15 · 24/01/2015 08:24

I have a 3 year old Imogen Lily and 9m old mason Lucas. If he was a girl he would of been Isabella Ivy :) x

TeaAndALemonTart · 24/01/2015 08:19

Imogen and Ishbel.

WizardOfToss · 24/01/2015 08:15

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MarvinKMooney · 24/01/2015 08:12

Nadia - Yes, Imogen was King Cymbeline's daughter.

NadiaWadia · 24/01/2015 04:12

I don't know if I would go for Isabel/lle, lovely as it is, because of the afore-mentioned problems you could get with 2 sisters with the same initial. Isabelle is very popular too of course, if that bothers you.

Imogen is lovely too, and has a bit of a Shakespearean vibe to me (think she was one of his characters, can't remember which play) so what about something like Juliet, Miranda, Rosalind, Helena, Nerissa or Cordelia?

reuset · 24/01/2015 03:03

Alice would complement it well.

Rhubarbgarden · 23/01/2015 21:20

I think Bryony goes well with Imogen. You don't come across many either.

MarvinKMooney · 23/01/2015 18:58

I like Imogen and Alice, and Imogen and Esme.

(At risk of outing myself, I have an Edward and an Imogen! Good choice. )

madwomanbackintheattic · 22/01/2015 21:36

Anya
Hannah

amothersplaceisinthewrong · 22/01/2015 21:34

Amber.

BrightestAndBest · 22/01/2015 21:31

My DSis has an Imogen. Her new baby daughter is called Nancy.

Her shortlist included: Harriet, Francesca, Philippa, Meredith and Genevieve.

If DN had been a boy she would've been called Benjamin Felix.

LL0015 · 22/01/2015 21:29

Eliza broke into top 100 a few years ago, I remember feeling disappointed that my DD name was getting 'more common' but we have still only ever met one other. Of any age.

birchwoods · 22/01/2015 21:28

I know an Imogen (Immie) and her sister is Tabitha (Taba).

LL0015 · 22/01/2015 21:26

Eliza
I have one and my god daughter is Imogen.
Both have three syllables and are fairly soft sounding if you know what I mean.

Their nicknames are Izzie and Idgie

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