Opinions on these names?

[Jellybeans90]

Help me, which are good?...

Harper-Blu
Aria
Amelia-Jade
Frankie
Myla
Lily-Grace

And for boys..
Eden
Beau/Beaux
Rylee
Noah

Aria is lovely but there are going to be a shitload of Arya girls because of GoT.

Just a question. Has any poster on any of the threads liked Rylee?

Please don't ever spelll Beaux with a x! The child will just be judged it's entire life by people that speak French

Aria is gorgeous.

Agree with PPs re hyphenated names. Love Amelia and Harper on their own though. I've never seen Myla before and I like it

I liked Riley but not spelt the way you have it. Poor kid will spend his life correcting people. Noah is also fabulous.

Oh, it's you again.

Harper-Blu - tacky
Aria - pretty but there will be a load of them due to got
Amelia-Jade - too much of a name!
Frankie - not just as Frankie, no. Francesca.
Myla - no
Lily-Grace - not hyphenated. Lily or Grace imo. Both very popular.

And for boys..
Eden - awful
Beau/Beaux - worse
Rylee - ridiculous spelling
Noah - fine

Harper-Blu - sounds like toilet cleaner
Aria - quite nice but short...
Amelia-Jade - just use the first part, or with an e
Frankie - too boyish imo. would go for Francesca, Frannie
Myla - I like it, but it's the name of sexy underwear
Lily-Grace -maybe

And for boys.. (Agree with above poster)
Eden - awful
Beau/Beaux - worse
Rylee - ridiculous spelling
Noah - fine

If you like Aria for a girl, how about Ari for a boy?

From your list, Eden for girl or boy.
Similar suggestions: Erin, Emlyn respectively.

Harper-blu - sorry but agree with pp this sounds like toilet cleaner
Aria - beautiful but popular
Amelia-Jade - lovely but I would do away with the hyphen and have Jade as a middle name
Frankie - like this if used as a nn for Francesca?
Myla - prefer Mila
Lily-Grace - incredibly popular

And for boys..
Eden - girls name, how about Edwin?
Beau/Beaux - please not with an x
Rylee - what's wrong with Riley?
Noah - gorgeous

Lily Grace is really nice but not Lily-Grace with a hyphen or any girls name either with a hyphen. Children can have any number of first names, so hyphens not required.

Noah is a good solid boy's name but would think it's less used outside London which probably makes it more of a good one.