Opinions on these girls names please!

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My dh and i cant agree on a name for our dd at all and we're both quite stubborn, so we thought we'd get some outside opinions.
Here's the names we've both came up with (middle name will be Anne);

Aimee
Avery
Eden
Elodie
Emmie (but not short for Emily/Emma etc)
Harper
Millie
Ryleigh
Tilly (but not short for Matilda)

Let us know your favourite or even top 3.
Thanks!

Harper is my favourite. Love that name.

Thanks for all the replies, some very interesting results, had no idea Elodie would've been a clear front runner!

Elodie is the only one I quite like. Tilly/Millie/Emmie would be OK if they were short for something, but not as names in themselves. Harper, Ryleigh and Avery sound like surnames. I'd assume Avery was a boy's name, after the character in Charlotte's Web. Aimee is only OK spelled as Amy in the UK, otherwise it looks silly. Eden is OK if you want something more unusual - I don't dislike it.

Avery
Elodie
Emmie

Avery- my husband wouldn't go for it but I have Aubrey Grace instead. X

Avery.

Elodie

Elodie is absolutely lovely! Tilly is nice but only as a nn for Natalie imo.
The rest... my opinion ranges from 'oh no' to 'oh nooooooo'

Emmie Anne is cute.

Harper gets my vote. I like how "Harper Anne" sounds

Tilly.

Elodie is nice, but the poor girl would spend her whole life having to repeat it to people, and they would still get it wrong (I have an unusual name, and believe me, they are nothing but trouble).

1. Aimee
2. Elodie

I have an Elodie anne! So am totally biast

Aimee, Elodie, Millie 😊

Don't think she'll thank you for any of them. ARE you from Essex?

I love Elodie and Aimiee ( but prefer Amy)

Elodie
Eden
Avery

I actually like the French spelling of Aimee; Elodie is lovely too and I don't think that unusual that she'd have to explain it. Not keen on shortened names not short for anything and Avery and Harper are very American - quite like the sound of Avery though.

I only like Elodie too.

The French Aimée is pronounced differently - Ay may.

Aimee with no acute accent implies Ay me.

This is going against the grain but I'm not a fan of Elodie. It reminds me of the word 'Melody' and is a bit of a mouthful.
I like Emmie, but only as as nn for Emily of something similar
Avery brings to minds birds in cages...

Elodie is also my favourite, followed by Eden, though I think that goes less well with Anne.

Emmie is nice but I'd probably only use it as a nickname and give a longer name (maybe Emmeline).

Eden is my favourite followed by Elodie. Emmie, Millie and Tilly are all sweet but I would only use them as nicknames for Emmeline, Matilda etc. Also quite like the Aimee spelling.

Sorry they are too common (as in overused) or just common. Only one which I think is ok is Elodie.