Middle name for Annabelle?

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Just that really! We have a fairly uncommon one syllable surname beginning with H. DD's name is quite long (4 syllable 1st name, 2 syllable middle name). Expecting another DD and like Annabelle but struggling with middle names. I think 1 or 2 syllable names sound best, any suggestions (NOT Grace, May or Rose!)?

We have an h starting surname and have just agreed on the middle name Hannah, classic but feminine I feel!! Good luck.

Joy
Ruth
Mary

Prefer Annabel spelling. Annabelle too american.

I have an Annabel Poppy??.

Thank you.

Haven't decided on spelling yet! Well we haven't actually 100% decided on the name either.

I love Hannah but the 3 names together are too much of a mouthful.

Poppy is nice

Annabel Hannah would be daft!

I like it Annabel Margaret or Annabel Catherine. So either a really short name or a name just as long.

Annabelle Jane H
Annabelle Mayer H

I almost went for this exact name and those were the names I was going to use. Ended up with an even more whimsical, very French sounding name instead.

Fleur

Annabelle Jane
Annabelle Kate
Annabelle Claire

Annabelle Kay
Annabelle Faith

Lucy

Annabel Marie
Annabel Frances
Annabel Carla
Annabel Eliza

(I prefer the Annabel spelling as you might have noticed!)

Love Annabel Frances.

I know an Annnabelle Alice.

Surname starts with H.

Annabelle Cara
Annabelle Erin
Annabelle Zoe
Annabelle Iris

Annabelle Hope

Annabelle Posy

Annabelle Faye

Annabelle Vita

Thanks all! Lucy was top of my list but DH wasn't sure about too many 'L' sounds.

Loads of great ideas, thank you.

May

Green i have quite a large extended family and between them 6 have the middle name May, 5 have Rose and 3 have Grace!

Annabelle Jemima
Annabelle Alice
Annabelle Lydia

Annabel Mia

Annabel Blythe

Annabel Jo

Annabel Tess

Annabel Misty

I do think Lucy is too many L sounds, as theyre right next to each other.

Annabel is so much the better spelling - this is the classic spelling and it looks so much less frilly.

I'm sold on the Annabel spelling . I hadn't really thought about it in any detail yet but you're right, it's much less frilly.