sibling for Seren...

[Englishgirlinwales22]

Hi
Just found out that I am pregnant with dc2 and my hisband and I are already stumped about possible baby names and wondered whether anyone had any possible names that would go with my dd (16 months) who is Seren Grace. We live in West Wales and my husband is Welsh so any Welsh names could be considered and my heritage is Irish so any celtic name would be nice as well.
Just in case you didnt know, Seren means star in welsh so names with meanings would be good too!
Thanks

I am really surprised how popular Seren is becoming- I thought no one would have heard of it.

Thanks for all your replies. I love Eira and Eirlys, but dc2 is due in september so a bit premature for snow related names. My dh is dylan and his brother is rhys so we would have to discount them.

I do like Bleddyn and Owain and also Huw/Hugh.

I have just come across the name "Bran" from the mabinogion- what do people think of that for a boy? Would people automatically think "bran flakes"??

Bran is an excellent name! Also rather like Finn.

First name that came into my head
Seren and emily
U could stay on the theme (star) and call a dd Celeste
Seren and Celeste

I like Bran.

It's pronounced more like Brahn than straight out Bran.

Will definitely get Branflakes but I knew a boy called Daniel. His parents did not expect him to be teased with "Daniel,Daniel, Cocker Spaniel" on account of his big ears when naming him, I would imagine.

Kids are mean.

I have heard Bran used a few times recently. All the legend names in use now so people looking to finn mccool's dog for inspiration. I think of All Bran first! I love legend names but i would use the human names like conor, finn, oisin, diarmuid before using the name of a dog .... but then maybe thats illogical. Names like lucy rosie susie etc all work for both.

Bran is Welsh for raven

Finola is lovely.

Amber

Noemie

Delyth for a girl (it means pretty)

Teifion for a boy (it is a river in Ceredigion and a boys name! pronounced TEI vyon)