Fantasy name thread.

[SnickersWasAHorse]

First off don't feel sad for me please. I am completely at peace with this.

I lost my only baby just after the 12 week scan. There will never be a baby but DH and I still say 'that's a nice name' if we see or hear something we like.
The nice thing is that it is complete fantasy so it doesn't matter.

At the moment we like Wyndham for a boy and Winter for a girl.

What are your fantasy names and what would you say if I was going for those names.

Oh so many

Marjolene (pronounced -sort of- marry oh lena)
Cassandra
Johanna (pronounced Yohanna)

I have a Miriam.

So sorry for your loss OP
Wyndham is brilliant but I just reminds me of Wesley from Buffy!

Winter is actually on our list courtesy of DP and has grown on me a lot recently.

Otherwise:

Seraphina Lux, Persephone Lyra and Cosima Mallory

Sebastian Arlo and Ezra Sterling

DP would never allow them!

I grew up on Wyndham Road 😲so I like it except nn might be Windy! Sorry you've had a rough time but glad you're healing.
My fantasy names are Arriety Demelza and Lois. DH vehemently vetoed all 3. Bet my daughter will thsnk him in years to come

My mythical 3rd son would be Vaughn and my mythical daughter would be Valentina or Lenore (my mums name)

Hypothetical girls name would be both my grandmothers' names but not sure if i'd be thought a bit of a knob for it because one of my grandmothers died before I was born so I didn't actually know her. My dad was very close to her though and her name is lovely.

Oh I love Persephone.
DH would have it as people wouldn't know how to pronounce it.

Wouldn't have it even.

Paisley for a girl and Rickon for a boy

Tatiana (after the Orphan Black actress who is amazing)

My fantasy is virtue names but ones that really weird in England, like Endeavour or Goodluck

Aurora. Sorry OP.

Also, I love Persephone too. But DP does not. Sigh

Frid I taught a Goodanswer once! I did find it a little odd especially as his brother was Kevin :) x

Lorelai Lol, it's a tempting offer but I think borrowing your husband would cause no end of problems in marriage

I also love Peta (pronounced Peter) for a girl. And Ariel

Goodanswer and Kevin, wow

Roman for a boy. All the girls names I like I would use in real life, just not sure I'm brave enough for Roman.

I am sorry for your loss, Snickers.

I have one DS whose name I love and was happy to see it mentioned a few times in the current Scottish baby names thread.

Other boys names I like are Gabriel for it's strong yet soft 'feel'. Also Callum and Rowan.

If DS had been a girl he would have been Blythe as it's a beautiful quality and I like the sound. Also fond of Holly.

I know a real life Roman, Fruit.

for you OP.
Loveday
Athena
Autumn

Rupert
Henry
Edmund

Triplets twice, a lottery win and boom I'm sorted.

I know a Roman and cruelly he gets all sorts added to his name ( behind his back).. road, nose, army, numeral, general etc.

My fantasy name for the daughter I'll never have is currently Winter Rose.

In the past she's been Imogen, Daisy, Summer and Alice.

And Robin.

And Frances.

She's been around a while

I like Demelza and Esmeralda for a girl.

I really like Lysander for a boy

I would never be brave enough to actually use them!

I taught an Esmeralda years ago. Lovely girl, Ukrainian I think

Sorry for your loss OP.

Names I think are stunning but I'll never use - either they don't work with our surname, DH said no, or I feel don't match our ethniticy (and may therefore offend someone) or I find them 'too much' on our child but would love to see them on another if that makes sense:

Adelaide, nicknamed Heidi
Talitha
Seraphina, nicknamed Sera
Juniper
Calliope / Calista
Madelief
Ember
Autumn
Sophronia, nicknamed Sophie
Jessamine
Nerissa

Ludovic
Ezekiel
Nicodemus
Cassius / Caspian / Casimir / Casper
Everett
Cormac
Conrad
Xavier
Christof
Orlando
Evander
Jacoby
Rudyard
Rudolf / Rudolph
Alaric
Lorenzo
Lazarus

If a Mumsnet user used one of the above, if would make me very happy.

User, I love Caspian. I had a crush on Prince Caspian when I read Prince Caspian: the Return to Narnia