Twin girls names to go with Sophia

India Rose
Hermoine Jane

Jessica Mae, Amelia Jane, Audrina Louise.

Sorry, haven't read whole thread so apologies for repitition, but from the bit I saw at the beginning it looks like we have really similar taste in names. Our shortlist was almost identical to yours for DD2. We ended up with Emily Alice. DD1 is Madeleine Sophia.

Our other two shortlisted for DD2 were Alexandra and Georgia. Alexandra lost out as we couldn't agree on shortened form and Georgia because of the spat with Russia, which kicked off alongside labour .

Here are others on our shortlist.

Isabelle
Freya
Eve
Charlotte
Lucy
Anna/Annabelle
Harriet
Claudia
Sarah
Martha
Clementi ne/Clemency
Eleanor
Louisa

I agree - boys' names are SO much easier!

I meant euphonically.

By Lonnie Sat 07-Feb-09 20:20:31
As Sophia is Greek why not go with other claiscal Greek names?

Absolutely agree - my dd is called Sophia, if I ever had another dd I would have loved to call her Iris, Ariadne or Hebe. Never going to have another dd so can I live vicariously through you!!!

I have not greek background however find Greek names euphically very beautiful. I also love the names Calypso, Elektra and Artemis as well, but agree that they are a bit off the wall!

It's got to be Lucia. Lucia anything.

Lucia Miranda

briony rose and poppy anne

my dd is fearne . u could have flower names ie poppy ,lilly,lillia, or gems ruby,amerthist,.or somthing different albany evie isla phillipa,felicity,olivia,elenor,

Congratulations by the way

Isabel
Abigail
Caitlyn
Libby
Grace
Megan
Evie

isabella
alicia
lucia

Sophia Elizabeth and

Helena Jane?
Louisa Marie?

I think it is inevitable that they will be called 'the girls' a lot but think that is somehow better than 'the twins'! My DTs are Isabella Charlotte and Rebecca Elizabeth, shortened to Bella and Becca. Seems like we have similar taste in names sweetkitty!

No name advice I'm afraid...I'm lurking here looking for inspiration myself, but something to think about maybe.

My nieces are twin girls and have 3 syllables in each of their first names, which has caused them to be referred to as 'the girls' a lot. They are lovely names but a real mouthful to say together.

Something timeless like

Elizabeth and Charlotte
Abigail also nice

I have 3 girls and wanted them all to have different names, no three A names for instance

My virtual twin girls would be
Elodie and Isabella

All those names and it didn't even include my favourite - Juliette.

Also works well with Sophia - but I do love Clementine as well.

Rosanna
Clara
Cara
Beatrix
Beatrice
Carolina
Caroline
Carolyn
Christine
Christina
Christia na
Cicely
Cecily
Divina
Enid
Doris
Emille
Amelia
Anastasia
Clementine
Romilly
Aurelia
Ev a
Ada
Agatha
Agnes
Rosa
Claudia
Cordelia
Nina
Delilah
Hermione
Brooke
Flora
Madeleine
E sther
Lydia
Bertha
Becca
Anna/Anne
Elena
Felicity
Philippa/Pippa
Henrietta
Daphne
May
April
Susanna
Susan
Peggy
Mabel
Lorelei
Thora
Theodora
Dorothea
Dorothy
Winifred
Ethel
Evelyn
Florence
Harriet
Gladys
Gwendoline
Constance
Ida
Nancy
Lilian
Laura
Seren
Serena
Sylvie
Sylvia
Lois
Kay
Eliza
Elisa (pron. e-lee-za)
Eliso
Aliza (a-lee-za)
Alease
Elsa
Aloisia (ah-lo-ee-zee-ah)
Alisa (a-lee-sa)
Alessa
Alessia
Eloisa
Elouise
Eloise
Elodie
Celeste
Carlotta
Colette
Clarissa
Meredith
Maria
Maude
Mildred
Mercy
Myra
Nell
Nellie
Olive
Teresa
Vera
Victoria
Dixie
Du lcie
Tabitha
Tamara
Xanthia
Emelina
Emiliana
Emmeline
Catalina
Christabella
Blair
Luca
Lo uisa
Luisa
Francis
Jane
Ellen
Helen
Helena
Lavinia
Sarah
Julia
Bethany
Bethan
Hazel
Mil licent
Guinevere
Seraphina
Fabienne
Georgina
Georgine
Georgiana
Graciana
Belinda
Maurine
M irabelle
Lila
Iris
Cecilia
Arianna
Evangelina
Evangeline
Francesca
Honor
Penelope
Marianna
Mariella
Saskia
Kitty
Miranda
Emmanuelle
Rosamund
Rosalie
Rosalind
Rosalyn
Regan
Celestine
Coral
Philomena
Tamsin
Tia
Sienna
Marissa
Summer
Jade
Alexandra
Lucia
Imogen
Macy
Isla
Magda lena
Faith
Hope
Eden
Xanthe
Lilith
Katrina
Jennifer
Bryony
Gabriella
Gabrielle
Carla
Rae
Raya
Rayna
Joanna
Diana
Dinah
Esme
Natalie
Natalia
Prudence
Carrie
Annalise
Annalisa
E bony
Genesis
Halle
Bo
Boo
Sally
Josephine
Genevieve
Vivienne
Adele
Adela
Heidi
Hilda
Jo selyn
Janey
Erica
Lacey
Tessa
Ruth
India
Paris
Naomi
Bernadette
Stephanie
Lorna
Nicole
Nicola
Melody
Harmony
Pearl
Opal
Iona
Carina
Kayleigh
Ursula
Deirdre
Kirs ten
Kristen
Kirsty
Kristy
Kiersten
Samantha
Lara
Arabella
Hester
Fern
Claribel
Keziah
Pansy
Primrose
Ivy
Viola
Violetta
Marigold
Yasmin
Zinnia
Zelda
Venetia
Liliana
Robin
Rowan
Posie
Dahlia
Blossom
Laurel
Delphine
Delphina
Davinia
Coralie
Petunia
Hyacinth
Jacinda
Adeline
Adelina
Rosina
Rosalia
Mavis
Glenda
Nora
Greta
Gretchen
Gretel
Beryl
Eileen
Irene
Kathleen
Marion
Wilhelmina
Minnie
Priscilla
Judith
Annabella
Barbara
Wendy
Penelope
Rita
Margaret
Angela
Viviana
Mariah
Rosemary
El eanora
Esmaralda
Italia
Alexandra
Tallulah
Elspeth
Lucinda
Melanie
Lindsey
Fiona
Sian
Sia na
Shauna
Gemma
Joanne
Joanna
Kerry
Kelly
Jenna
Marcia
Cressida
Hermia
Gertrude
Azure
N erissa
Katherina
Kathy
Rosaline
Rosella
Verona
Dilys
Emerald
Amethyst
Octavia
Alethea
Est ella
Estrella
Drusilla
Dolores
Judith
Judy
Virginia
Valencia
Diane
Mirabella
Myra
Moira
Freda
Alfreda
Carol
C arola
Elewyn
Darla
Karen
Heidi
Annette
Anita
Vanessa
Corinne
Ramona
Gillian
Muriel
Thelma
Meryl
Cassidy
Whitney
Hilary
Roxanne
Roxan na
Bridget
Kimberley
Dawn
Miriam
Daniella
Delia
Edith
Valerie
Cora
Polly
Augusta
Astrid
Jacqueline
Audrey
Fenella
Marie
Rhona
Rhonda
Ambrosia

I love the suggestion of Clementine and Florence - beautiful, timeless names, and they go very well with Sophia.

if you don't want the names sounding like a set or "twinny" then you might want to avoid the 3 syllable names ending with "a" sound.

So rules out lovely names like

Lydia
Allegra
Julia

what about the ones ending in consonants

Eleanor
harriet
Isobel
Esther
Miriam

Though i must admit i DO like

Freya
Lucy
felicity
verity
Zoe
Alexandra
Anna
Eloise
Serena
Faye

Clementine Rose

Esme Josephine

also consider Clemency?

Clementine/Clemency Grace
Clementine Hope

and Helen or Helena? Like the Greek connection with Sophia. I actually prefer not too many 'a's but obv it's - erm - up to you!

Helen Felicity
Helen Josette

Congrats on your twins. Twin girls are delighful! Mine are Charlotte and Eliza but I also adore Arabella and Francesca for twins. I think they go beautifully with Sophia as well.

No suggestions, but some thoughts for you...

I have 3 girls - DD1 and DTs. All 3 girls have 4 letter names - by accident rather than design, but it does mean that they have all learned to write and spell their names early so the suggestion of having similar length names is a good one.

Also, DD1's name ends in 'a', as does DT2's. We were tempted by Freya for DT1, but, decided we didn't want all three ending in 'a', so DT1's name ends in 'ie'.

For middle names, each girl has a family name - DD1 has a name which happened to be in both families, DT1's middle name is DH's mum's name and DT2's is my mum's name.

Oh and congratulations on your twins .

Sophia, Harriet and Charlotte, - my D's names in a different order!

we would have had Clare Frances and Sarah something if our twins had been girls.

congrats by the way.

No names to add, but just something you might find helpful...I have twin boys, Harry & Simon - there have been many occasions when I have wished that I'd given them names starting with the same initial so that when I yell for one I can pause for a moment and get it right rather than going Harry, no Simon or vice versa.... My favourite girls name is Charlotte, simple classic but not dull and can be shortened if you like (I don't!).