It's TWINS! Advice for names?

[27Harper]

Hi there. I had my 6 week scan today and it turns out there's not just one in there! The doctor seems to think it's twins, bit I'll need to have a follow up scan to confirm. I've posted on here a few times about names for the little one(s) so sorry if I'm getting a bit tiring lol but I would really appreciate it if i could get your opinions on some of these names. We also have a 1 year old Leo. Obviously too early to see the genders of the babies yet.

Our girls names so far -

Aisling Eilidh (pronounced Ash-ling, Aye-lee)
Dearbhla (Dervla)
Eva Marie (Evamarie, or Eva-Marie / just Eva)
Róisín
Brianne/Brianna
Piper
Ivy
Selina

Our boy names so far -

Samuel Perry
Cooper Gray/Grant
Alexander Grant (Grant for my brother who died in January)

Kind of struggling with boys names I can't find any I like so far xx

From your list, I like;
Samuel Perry, but prefer Samuel Grant, by a long chalk !
Samuel Grant is a fine name.
Selina is lovely, as is Celeste.
How about Sabrina, bit of a mix of Selina and Brianna.
Or how about Arianna ?

I'm not sure I would go for an Irish couple of names when you already have a Leo. (Liam maybe, but not Leo!)
I honestly think it's really early too as you could have boy/girl combo etc. Just avoid matching initials or rhymes!!

Awwwww. So cute. Twins always make me think of baby lambs.
Eva and Roisin for twin girls.
Alexander and Samuel for 2 boys.
Roisin and Alexander for B&G twins

Forgot to mention DH is Irish, so he suggested a few Irish names that's where they come from lol xx

Rory and Alexander twin boys
Eva and Ivy twin girls
Or niamh and Oona Irish names not too hard to spell and sound good in English.

Gosh I'm going to be massive. I was big as it it is with my DS, let alone two of them in there. Like a snake that swallowed a bowling ball xx

I like Aisling and Dearbhla for twin girls, or Eva and Selina.

Congratulations! I have twin girls, it's mad but lovely .

I read that twin names tend to go well together if one starts with the last letter of the other. Not sure god true this is, but I did it unintentionally with my two before I'd read it!

how true this is

If you like Brianne/Brianna I really like Brialli which means primrose in Cornish.

Aisling and Roisin

Cooper and Grant

Harmony and Melody
Shannon and Niamh

Leo, Selina and Samuel.

Selina Roisin and Samuel Grant.
Leo, Rosie and Sam.

If you are only six weeks you have a long time to think about names. I am 32 weeks pregnant with twin boys and I am no closer to choosing name 🙈 good luck!

I'd go with Grant as a middle name for a boy.

Don't go for Eva when you have so many other lovely choices, every other girl is a variation of Eva!

I'd split Aisling and Elidh and have those names for a girl and another Irish name for a boy; Eoghan?

I love Piper from your list! ❤️

That Cornish one from elbi looks good too but not sure how to pronounce it!

Another Cornish name, but so melodic - Elowen. It goes nicely with Aisling. Or even Eilidh (which I think is Scottish? Correct me if I'm wrong). I actually really like Eirlys too, which is Welsh. Sorry, going off on a tangent

If you like Ivy what about Iris (meaning rainbow).

Boys names - Samuel and Alexander are fine (not my naming style but good, solid, inoffensive names). The reasons for using Grant are obviously very important too.
Have you considered any Irish boys names? I really like Daithi- Irish for David and meaning "beloved".

Good luck!

Selina Roisin I like a lot actually! I know it's very early days I'm just so excited lol! Will have three children two and under when they're born it's going to be hectic. Bye bye sleep! Perry was my grandfather's name so that's where that comes from but prefer Grant xx

Congratulations!

For girl/girl twins

Aisling and Dearbhla
Aisling and Roisin
Selina and Roisin
Piper and Ivy
Ivy and Selina (very batman)

Boy/Boy twins -

Samuel Perry and Alexander Grant
Samuel Grant and Alexander Something

Girl/Boy twins -

Alexander Grant and Selina Roisin
Samuel Grant and Aisling Eilidh
Sam and Ivy
Alex and Ivy

Nice mixture of names. Good, solid names and a few Irish and Scottish names in there as well. Sorry to hear about your brother OP that's terrible

Eilidh is Scottish and it's pronounced A-lee, not eye-lee.

I like Ivy best

I know, as I am Scottish. And everyone I know pronounces it Aye-lee. There are several pronunciations of it x

I like Roisin Ivy & Alexander Grant.