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Lucy, Sophie, Holly &....?!

129 replies

Allpink · 24/10/2020 21:28

Looking for a sibling name for Lucy, Sophie & Holly.
Open to suggestions.
Currently considering

Zoe
Lily
Chloe
Amy
Poppy
Emiliy ( not convinced - would likely end up using Millie )
Ellie ( OH loves but I’m not so keen as feel it’s a little nick name-ey)

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IckleBear · 25/10/2020 09:20

Sadie
Eliza
Stella

EriAndo · 25/10/2020 01:10

Congratulations!

Amy, Zoe & Chloe are a bit 80s IMO

Lily is a bit overused

Poppy & Ellie are nice

Other suggestions:
Evie
Molly
Annie
Elsie
Abbey
Daisy
Ivy
Jessie
Katie
Lori
Marnie
Maisie
Rosie
Sally

MercyBodle · 25/10/2020 01:25

From your list I think Amy is the best choice with the siblings. It has the most distinct sounds while still perfectly fitting the style, (and it is lovely). Lily, Emily and Ellie sound too like Holly. I would use just Millie as the full name rather than Emily. Poppy is nice but similar sounds to Holly. Zoe and Chloe are nice, but feel a different style to your girls' names to me. I think Ellen or Ella would fit better and be less nicknamey than Ellie.

I'm sure these are repeats at this stage, but I like these with your family:
Alice
Daisy
Maisie
Violet
Pippa
Tess
Tessa
Peggy
Rosie
Rose
Annie
Mary
Ivy
Edie
Maggie
Flora
Grace
Gracie
Katie
Fleur
May
Anna

SE13Mummy · 25/10/2020 00:09

Charlotte
Martha
Alice
Ava
Kate
Anna
Laura
Madeleine
Imogen
Isla
Norah
Lydia

MrsTumbletap · 25/10/2020 00:07

Jessica
Bethany
Fern
Beth
Samantha
Amber

Torvean32 · 25/10/2020 00:04

You've just named 3 of my cousins and number 4 is in your list.
So i have to say Zoe.

Chickenwing · 25/10/2020 00:03

Chloe

minipie · 25/10/2020 00:00

Alice was my immediate thought

I’d avoid another -ie or -y ending personally

daisydalrymple · 24/10/2020 23:57

Rosie or Marnie

Or off your list I think I’d go with Millie.

Love your girls’ names 💕💕💕

whattodo2019 · 24/10/2020 23:54

Charlotte nn Lottie
Alice
Victoria

NinaNannoo · 24/10/2020 23:53

Rosie
Marnie
Joanie

LittleRa · 24/10/2020 23:52

Definitely Alice

Porridgeoat · 24/10/2020 23:51

Rosie or rose

Emily

gnushoes · 24/10/2020 23:50

Choose a name you like and that suits your new daughter. They're going to be individuals - not a girl band.

Felicity88 · 24/10/2020 23:45

Love Ellie and think it's very sweet and wholesome. It's my favourite of most of the ly/lie names (Molly, Tilly, Kelly, Millie, Hallie etc). But I think it's become a bit too popular atm and so would choose something else.

Holly is a fantastic name!

How about:
Autumn
Kate
Thea
Elodie
Clara
Heidi

HotToCold · 24/10/2020 23:41

Chloe

BeMorePacific · 24/10/2020 23:36

Amy gets my vote x

CustardyCreams · 24/10/2020 23:31

Drew

user1471560845 · 24/10/2020 23:29

Ella. Less nicknamey than Ellie and more classic along the lines of the other names

Watermelon999 · 24/10/2020 23:28

Grace
Rose
Olive
Ella
Iris

PhonyPony · 24/10/2020 23:27

Or Alice

Lucy, Sophie, Holly and Alice

YeahItsJackie · 24/10/2020 23:26

Elsie
Annie
Lily

IamnotwhouthinkIam · 24/10/2020 23:26

Millie fits very well, but if you don't like nickname names then I think Ellie is even more that style.
Emily doesn't work well with the the established 2 syllable sibset to me.

Poppy is too modern for me but fits okay, particularly with Holly (as do Zoe and Chloe I'm just not as keen on those personally!)
Lily is very beautiful but a bit "samey" with sister Lucy.

I think Amy works best and is the nicest of your choices - classic/ traditional in style like Lucy and Sophie. You also then happen to have a different number of letters in each daughters name as well as different starting initials, so it breaks up similar sounding endings a bit.

PhonyPony · 24/10/2020 23:25

I would go with Emma

Lucy, Sophie, Holly & Emma

audreyand · 24/10/2020 23:24

Mia
Orla
Tessa