Christmassy name that's not too twee

[ScarlettButler]

Any suggestions? As a middle name in case DC does arrive at Christmas rather than new year. Are there any nice ones that anyone can think of?

Eira (snow in welsh)
Eirlys (snowdrop in welsh)
Snowdrop
Winter
Neve
Ivy

Guessing Noelle and Holly are the twee ones??

Clementine for a girl

Rudolph is a boys name isn't it?

Gabrielle?

Alfredo: this name (Alfreda for a girl) means "Elf" in some cultures

Natalie

Seren- welsh for star?
Beth (lehem!)
Joseph
Arella (angel/messenger)
Dora - gift
Eve

Nicholas
Malachi

Natasha
Gloria

stella is good

Joseph, Nicholas

Natasha/Natalie - one or both of these names are used in Eastern European countries for Christmas babies

Herod (from a sick with hangover man-flu Mr Wiggles!!)

Carol
Robin

Mary
Maria
Gabriel

Caspar
Balthazar
Melchior
-- the three wise men, allegedly

Malachi (= angel or messenger)
Hermione (= messenger)
Seraphina/ Serafina
Angela/ Angelie/ Angelika
Gloria
-- angel themes

Hope
Joy
Faith/ Fay

Renee/ Renata
Christina/ Christian
Josephine/ Joseph
Theodora/ Theodore

Claire/ Clara
Lucy/ Luz
-- 'light'

Jemima
Paloma
Columba
-- 'dove' (a peace symbol)

Lucia

Gabriel.
He is the angel that announce the mary the virgin she will become the mother of god's son.
beautiful!

Estrella (Spanish for 'star')
Emmanuel
Nicholas

Rudolph?

Stella is lovely

Nicholas might be the best bet for a boy.

Jesus?

Love Clementine, and strangely loving Melchior ..oh dear!

Paloma, Jemima and Serephina are beautiful too!

at Clementine - or Hazel, you find those in the toes of stockings too.

Has anyone said Joy?

We went to a magic show this weekend. The first two young volunteers were called Holly and Gabriel! The latter was not angelic, but added to the entertainment.

Celyn -- Welsh for holly (boy's name)

at clementine!
Liking Stella and Natasha
Mylife how do you pronounce the welsh ones?

Clementine or Gabriel would be lovely