Can't decide on a girls name

[whirliebird]

We're having trouble narrowing down our short list. This is baby no.4 (we have 2 girls and a boy already) and for the first time we actually have a boys name ready, we never struggle with girls names...except this time, ha ha! Any help/preferences/other suggestions appreciated :-)
So far we have:

Eilidh
Ellen
Violet
Alice
Seren

I really like Alice, Seren and Violet. I'm not sure how you pronounce Eilidh and I find Ellen a bit boring but still nice. Good luck!

Meant to say actually I really love Seren. If it weren't for the fact I already have two beginning with S then Seren would be my top choice!

Violet is beautiful

Thank you :-) Ellen is my least fav and I'm swithering between Eilidh (Ay-Lee) and Seren being my fav. My 2 girls have A names so I even thought on Ava (was on my list last time) but that's maybe too much? My boy has a J name but I can't think of any J names for girls I like :-/

Love Seren - I have three dds and would have loved to have used it but dh vetoed it every time!

I really like Seren & Violet from your list. Ellen and Eilidh are my least favourites - don't like at all.

Ellen is my favourite, it's an underused classic.

Alice especially, then Violet. Both lovely.

Eilidh is aboslutely gorgeous, one of my absolute favourite names, but depending on where you are pronunciation can be an issue. Also like seren but not as pretty IMO.

J names:
Juliet/Juliette
Julienne
Julianna
Jasmine
Jayden
Jessica
Jemima
Juno

Plus al the classic Joanne/Josephine/Judith etc....

Go for Eilidh!

Ooo, thank you for the J's @AlwaysTeaTime I'm in Scotland so pronunciation of Eilidh is no problem :-)

Elin? Welsh/Swedish variant on Ellen/Helen.

I think three girls all having an a name would be lovely!

I like Alice, Seren and Eilidh.
Violet sounds very violent imo... and I don't like Ellen.

But Elin is simply gorgeous. It's also used in Scandinavia, btw :)

Violet is my favourite, followed by Alice.

I don't like Ellen, and Eilidh makes me want to say "eyelid", even though I know it's not pronounced like that.

Seren is okay, but makes me think of Soren which is a popular boys name in Scandinavia.

Eilidh and Seren are both lovely! There's also Aisling and Rowan, if it's used for girls there (am in US). I know a couple of Rowans, both girls.

I like violet.
We were team yellow, and we found picking a boys name easy and were decided at 5 months. But I was in the birth centre in active labour in the pool and my husband and I were still debating a girls name (the 1 name I liked no one else did, even my husband). The midwife found it so funny than we were set on a boys name so early but still debating a girls name.

Ellen is my favourite by far.

A couple of J names:
Justine
June
Josephine
Josie
Joely
Joelle

I love Ellen! I know none yet it's a lovely classic.

I like the spelling 'Elin' too but apparently it's pronounced differently to 'Ellen'?

We've always been team yellow and always struggled with boys names...yet this time round we've had a boys name from day one, ha ha!
Thank you for all your suggestions so far, it really does help to get other people's opinions :-) xxx

Some places pronounce Elin as "Eeee-lin" and some pronounce it as "El-Lin"

Ellen and Violet are beautiful.

I don't think you should worry about the initial - just pick a name you like. A, A, J, and S for example is really not a big deal.

How about:

Erin
Hazel
Merryn
Isobel
Elowen
Estelle

theyre all nice

Seren was one of my choices if DC2 was a girl. Also had :
Carys
Nia
Bethan

I'm expecting a boy so can't use them - boys are so much harder!

I like all your names but Ellen is my favourite. Maybe because of Ellen Ripley. What about Sigourney?