Girls name conundrum

[Uhohmummy]

Here's the issue:
We have a very boring, one syllable surname (think: 007),
BUT
Would like a traditional English girl's name...
The problem is the sort of names we like sound too boring and/or serious with our surname - e.g. Anna, Emma, Caroline, Susannah, Elizabeth, etc.
Any suggestions for a traditional girl's name that sounds pretty and interesting with our surname?

Emmeline
Kimberley
Jacqueline
Adeline

Emmeline is beautiful! Thank you. Will try to get some of these past DH.

Two of my cousins have this surname (which I love and think is cool rather than boring!) She is called Eleanor, which goes beautifully. Her brother's three daughters are Amelie, Hettie (Henrietta) and Sophie, all of which I think are lovely too.

Martha
Maude ( maybe doesn't go with your surname!)
Etta
Eadie

Caroline and Susannah are lovely.

Louisa
Margot
Alexandra
Miriam
Katherine/Catherine
Esther
Georgina
Josephine
Lydia
Tabitha
Cecily
Eleanor
Frances
Genevieve
Joanna
Vivienne
Sylvie

With Carolina, I think people will say it either way, so it could be frustrating having to correct it to your chosen pronunciation.

Of the Felicitys I know, they go by their full name, apart from one who is known as Flick or Liss!

Autumn
April
Lilly
Emilia
Jennifer
Emily

FWIW I love all your name suggestions and don't think they're boring with your last name. I especially love Emma, Caroline and Susannah.

What about. ...

Juliet
Celia
Imogen
Kiara
Georgia
Vivienne
Thea
Natasha
Loretta

I think you need a 3 or 4 syllable name. Some lovely ones above.

Thanks everyone. Yes 3-4 syllables needed I think. Adding Cecily and Natasha to the list.

Adelia or Fidelia

The surname is like a full stop, so I think a meandering first name works, if that makes sense? It can definitely take three syllables.
Susannah is lovely.
Savannah
Elouise
Louisa
Sophia

Anastasia

Eleanor

I love Caroline. Best friend growing up in the 80s.
But how about Coraline? Pretty, but not overused. I also met a Corina.

How can a name be "boring"?

Caroline is lovely and unusual. Go for it!

I love Meredith.

Yes a longer name works better.

Emmeline is gorgeous

I second Coraline, not just because I love the book but I also think it's a bit prettier than Caroline.

It also lends to the nn Cora which is also nice.

Caroline would be very refreshing on a baby born in 2017. Having said that I really like Coraline (suggested above). All your list are nice though.

Marianne
Cassandra
Carenza/Kerenza
Alexandra
Arabella

I've been trying out some of these combinations and think the best sound with a one syllable surname is a 3 syllable first name, with the emphasis on the middle syllable.

So I think names like Rebecca, Miranda, Natasha and Samantha work really well. But I also think 2 syllable names like Anna sound good.

Thanks all - I agree with the poster who said the surname is like a fullstop. So the first name needs some rhythm.
I'm not keen on Coraline. I think people would just see Caroline and it would be confusing.
Miranda and Marianne are nice. Some more for the list!

Marianne Juliet Bond or Marianne Rosa Bond are beautiful, and super classic without being boring.

Kate Moss has a short name and a short surname.

I like Emma Bond, Gemma Bond and Annie Bond.

Some people consider James to be Ok for a girl. Or how about Brooke?