three syllable first name for a girl with a short surname

[Julenelle]

We have a very short surname so i'm thinkinh of longer sounding first names for a girl.

Currently I like:

Madeleine
Annabel
Elena

What do you think? Not sure if they are similar type names but other suggestions along these lines would be appreciated.

Love all three, especially Annabel.

Other thoughts:

Amabel
Arabella
Beatrice
Cordelia
Diana
Felicity
Francesca
Helena
Imelda
Isadora
Lilia
Miranda
Miriam
Natalie/a
Ophelia
Rosalie
Rosalind
Rosamund
Sophia

Annabel is lovely.

Elizabeth?

Abigail . We have very short surname and DDs both have 3 syllable first names.

Juliet
Rosanna
Lucia
Louisa
Emmeline
Georgina

Cecily
Cecelia
Clementine
Beatrice/Beatrix
Eliza
Hermione
Katherine
Louisa
Allegra
Isadora

Coralie
Anneliese
Philippa
Carina
Estella
Aurora
Lydia
Rebecca
Sophia
Bethany
Christina
Theresa
Naomi
Natasha
Alison
Amanda
Jessica
Violet
Harriet
Josephine
Delilah
Iona
Larissa
Meredith
Jennifer
Clarissa
Margaret
Deborah
Marianne

Katinka.

Not made up. It's German and I love it.

Love Katinka

Annalise
Rosalie
Soraya
Idabel
Marisa
Meredith
Verity

I like Elena. Madeleine is nice, but not too keen on Maddy

Marianne nn Nan
Claudia
Margaret nn Meg, Peggy
Nathalie
Christina
Anita

Caroline
Keziah
Lydia

Thanks for all of the suggestions...some more to think about.

I really like Lydia, but one of my good friends is called Lydia so I couldn't do it as I associate the name with my friend.

New list therefore:

1 Elena
2 Madeleine
3 Annabel
4 Harriet
5 Francesca

Melanie

Jessica

1 Elena...nice
2 Madeleine...nice
3 Annabel..love this
4 Harriet...not keen
5 Francesca...OK but not keen Fran/Frankie

How about...

Eloise
Josephine
Eleni
Leonie
Amari
Bryony
Serena
Matilda
Tabatha
Imogen
Jessica
Nicolette
Nikitta
Evelyn
Rebekah
Philippa

Genevieve, Eliza, Jemima?

Annabel, I think its lovely (on my shortlist too)!

Susannah

My DD1 is Madeleine and we've only ever encountered one other, although a few other Maddies (from Madison).

My DD is a bit bonkers (in a nice way), so Maddie/Mads suits her well but she can then choose to be Madeleine in later life.

We also have a short surname.

I also liked Isabelle/Isabella (shorten to Izzie/Issie) but have come across a few of those at pre-school age.

Matilda/Tilly?

Like your other choices too, although Francesca > Fran (inevitably) and not great with a short surname.

we have a 1 syll surname and our girl names were:

eloise (my choice now!)
madelaine
francesca
isobel
romilly
jennifer
annabel
rosalind

cant remember the rest now!

xx