Sister for Rupert

[Pearsapiece]

We have just found out we are having a girl! Ds is Rupert so need a classic name to go with it for DD.
We liked the following
Nancy
Edith

Until we came a cross Mabel which feels lovely and like it fits more. What do you think of Mabel Grace?

Honor
Clarice
Phoebe
Flora

We have a cat called Rupert and a dog called Elsie, I like human names for my pets 😂

Ursula..cos it means Bear?

Rosa
Fontaine
Aurelia
Aurora

Not keen on Mabel tbh but love Nancy and especially Edith/Edie.

Love Mabel Edith and Nancy!

You might also like Martha, Marnie, Pearl, Margaret (Maggie), Jemima or Aubrey/Audrey

Dorothy. Dotty

Dorothy and Rupert are perfect together

My brother is a Rupert and I am a Belinda.
Not very common name these days but I’ve always liked it.

I don't think Mabel goes with Rupert at all. Definitely prefer Nancy.
How anout Isabel or Isabella, depending on the surname?

Oh Nancy is lovely! How about Juniper?

Rupert and

Cicely - Cici
Millicent - Millie
Matilda - Tilly
Elizabeth- Betty

Rupert and:
Juliet Grace
Harriet Grace
Penelope Grace
Matilda Grace
Florence Grace
Felicity Grace
Cressida Grace
Imogen Grace
Clarissa Grace
Phyllida Grace
Alicia Grace
Cecily Grace
Jemima Grace
Frances Grace
Cordelia Grace

Audrey

Lay the table Mable, pass the jam Jim... loved that book!

Jemima immediately popped to mind. However, I think Mabel is lovely (although growing in popularity at the moment!)

How about sienna grace? I think it goes lovely with rupert. I really like the suggestion of lucinda too. Can't say im keen on mabel. Out of your names i like Nancy best :)

Adaline Grace,

Adie and Ru/Rupes

That's so weird because after only seeing your title I immediately thought of 'Mabel' so wierd!!!

Rupert and Nancy go really well together

I like Nancy, and pp suggestion of Honor.

Sadie
Tessa

I have a Rupert! His sisters are Minnie and Josie (Mina and Josana but literally never called that).

I also love the name Tabitha/Tabby.

I too popped on just to say Jemima! It's the natural companion to Rupert!

Showing my age here but . . .

Rupert and Camilla were the classic names for upper-class yuppies in the 80s.

Rupert and Matilda

I know a Rupert with a sister Frances (Frannie) which I think is lovely - classic but uncommon

Has any of this helped @Pearsapiece