Need help with name for 1 week old girl

[mom2littlegirl]

Our little girl is one week old now and I feel a bit stressed because we can't decide on a name. The husband is very supportive and open for suggestions, I'm the one who feels that no name is "perfect enough". The names we're considering are:

Cordelia - Afraid it will be confused with Cornelia
Adrienne - Unusual, feminine
Lillian - will probably be called Lilly anyway

Names we've decided not to use:
Amelia/Emilia - too common
Lilly - too common
Josephine - I just didn't like it as much as my husband
Philippa - very close relative just named their daughter this
Henriette/Henrietta - Husband said no

We want a feminine name and nothing too out there but not a top 100 name. I thought I'd "know" once I saw her what she'd be called but no... Now I just want to get it over with. So please, any thoughts, suggestions?

[telsa]

Cordelia is gorgeous.

[WinnieF]

I like Adrienne. Camilla is lovely too - probably would have chosen that for my DD if my sister hasn't laid claim to it already! :-)

[LillyNotOfTheValley]

Cordelia is beautiful and fits your criteria perfectly. Adrienne is nice too.
In the same vein, my dd is Antonia

[ohmymimi]

Amica

[forevergreek]

Cordelia is nice. Or Cecilia

[EstelleGetty]

Adrienne is lovely! Maybe Camille?

And congratulations on your wee girl.

[hawkmcqueen]

Have you chosen yet OP? Being nosey!

[Iwantacat]

Update would be lovely!

[Dylemma]

Well???

[TrucksAndDinosaurs]

Amara?

[smithwillsam]

I love Amelia. It's a still common and most popular names in the Uk for a girl.

[monkeymamma]

Can I add (if not already covered): Arabella, Aurora, Marguerite, Emmeline, Evangeline, Evelyn, Aude. Lillibet or Lisbeth are lovely too.

[Littlecherublegs]

Love Lillian and Cordelia.

Other suggestions (sorry for any repeats):
Octavia
Cassia
Clementine
Rosalie / Rosalind
Naomi
Orla
Anya / Enya
Seren
Merryn
Una
Lydia
Ayanna
Flora
Clover
Athena

[mrssmith79]

Another vote for Cordelia here.
Also love Tilly but just noticed it's top 100 (albeit 94) x

[honeybeeridiculous]

Harriet?