Total toff/posh boys names anyone?

[LetItGlow]

I really like them! But, the ones I can think of have to many fault, despite my love for them.

Piers - reminds me too much of Piers Morgan

Rupert - Reminds me of Rupert the bear, plus, you can only shorten it to Roo!

Any ideas?

P.S, please not Tarquin

Sorry Help for Heroes

I know it's a boy's name there, I just meant here in the US both Aubrey and Bryn/n are exclusively used for girls. :)

Aubrey
Marmaduke
Tarquinius :)
Julius
Charles

Huxley

The poshest people I know have completely normal names

Have a look on the Eton website. They probably have some Alumnus lists with some fab names...

The poshest family I know are Hamish, Harriet, Mungo and Archie.

I also know a very posh Richard!

Some of the names listed as posh are actually fairly common in Scotland. Angus,Hamish,Gordon etc.
Re earlier post Bryn is a Welsh name and a boys name.

Fabian

My mum heard a lady in M&S calling after her son - Napoleon! Very 'toff' in my eyes!

I don't think anyone has said Bruno yet? A good place to spot toff names is on the website of barrister's chambers, especially in London...

Jolyon.

Gregory or Gregor
Rory/Roderick
Dominic

To be honest, the poshest names are usually not weird ones. Edward, James, Timothy.

CheerfulYank Are you sure you're not getting Aubrey (boys) confused with Audrey (girls)?

Both my husband's and son's names are here which I wasn't expecting!

I used to drive thorough a tiny village which is all massive Georgian type properties and one always had a table outside with a chalkboard that read "Homemade lemonade, £3:50, dilute to taste. Made by Hugo and Sebastion" and I always thought they must be posh.
No idea why, really.

No, Sabine :) Both Audrey and Aubrey are girls' names in the US.

Aubrey is not unheard of for an older man maybe but it would be on par with something like Shannon. I know 4 Aubreys under the age of ten, all girls.

Odd. Mind you, Hyacinth is traditionally a boy's name.

Hilary
Jocelyn
Beverley

It really stresses me out that Bryn is a girls name in the US, Cheerful, I don't think there's been a Welsh female Bryn literally ever!

There's an all girls college isn't there, Bryn Mawr? Wonder if that influenced it becoming used exclusively for girls?

Julian, horatio, Boris. Tobias, Xander, Francis, Benidict, Monty, jasper,

I'm not sure Ali! I was very close to being named Brynn Elizabeth. Verrryyyyy close. Which, given my married name now... :o

They are all called Oliver round here

Headley

Bryn Mawr just means Big Hill/Great Hill

I know, I just meant because Bryn has become strongly associated with women due to the college that might be why it is exclusively a female name in the US.

It really annoys that a Golf Club near where I live is called Bryn Hill. Hill Hill! So stupid.

Atlas
Gilbert

I have to admit I adore Herbert nn Herb