Can any French-English MNers help me name DD3?

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We are a French/English family currently living in Germany, and have just found out I'm expecting a 3rd DD! We are having trouble finding another girl's name which "works" in both French and English, and is at least pronouncable for Germans.
DDs 1 and 2 are Esther and Madeleine, and we would like to continue with these sort of classic/traditional/not-massively-overused names.

We both really like Constance, but there is a dilemma re. our surname. It sounds like "No". Just that, one syllable. If you say "Constance No" out loud, does it sound silly in English? I think it's fine in French, and we are unlikely to go and live in England, but still... Would be interested to know what people think!

Also, I love Josephine, but French DH thinks it's a bit to "cutesy" with the -ine ending. Any other suggestions would be very welcome.
Thanks for any help!

Even if your surname was Snow, Constance Snow sounds like a great, admirable name. So Constance No is fine. I like it.

Xmasbaby11 -damn, I was hoping people would say it wasn't a problem!!

Thanks for this Mathanxiety. Though "Pia No" has already been dismissed ;-)
Léonie and Charlotte are nice.

Perhaps there is hope then, UriGeller?! It's also a family name, so would love to use it.

Ha Ha Pia No! I couldn't figure out the problem with Constance until you explained it. I don't think many people would pick up on it and would just go with that if you love it.
Other suggestions: Eloise, Clarisse, Marianne (though "n" sound at end not so good with surname).

BTW also like Josephine, not cutesy at all.

Astrid
Marianne
Sarah
Karine
Stephanie
Geraldine
Claire
Isabelle
Annabelle
Corinne

Ludivine.

Yes, quite like Eloise. LOVE Marianne, but "Marianne No" = Marionnaud (big perfumerie type chain store in France). Would be even more comedy than "Constant Snow" I think! Such an annoying surname...

Constance is a fantastic name I LOVE it.

Elise?

Have you pointed out to dh that Madeline has the same ending as Josephine and he didn't think it cutesy?

I think Constance No is fine
Constance is lovely and I didn't notice the snow thing until you pointed it out

Elise is good.
But it's Madeleine, not Madeline. Rhymes with Hélène, not Josephine.

Some more positive votes for Constance then, thanks for all the input.

Elora
Melodie

Josephine is a fab name too. I also like it with an 'a' on the end.

How about Genevieve or Mareille

Aurelie?

Cecilie?

Athalie (I just love that name :) )

Oh golly; I like all these names, especially Josephine. You are spoilt for choice! momentarily considers leaving DH for a Frenchman for all the French baby-naming possibilities

I love Constance, I just wondered if it would get shortened to Connie? Connie No might be a problem?

Genevieve.

Hi
Celine is nice and works in all 3 languages. Maybe a bit dated though?

Alexane
Ilona
Elea
Vivienne
Leonie

My French/Canadian friend is Genevieve, pronounced "Jen vee ev"

Beatrice?
(We do find "Beatrice, no/non!" works well ??)

I like Constance and wouldn't really associate it with Constant Snow.

Josephine is very cute. I know 2 baby Josephine's local to us in France though so I think it's coming back in popularity.

Other under 8s we know that might git the classic, traditional, not overused - Sybille, Margaux, Violette, Alix, Aliénor, Amelie, Anne-Laure (but I find that quite dated!), Anaîs, Félicie, Ondine, Claire, Capucine, Diane, Clemence, Laurence.