Fancy boys names!

[namehuntingfulltime]

Hi!
Looking for fancy/upper class/posh boys names!
I know I know, 'class,' but need them for a middle name list.
Thank you :-)
Examples include Rupert etc.

Tarquin
Tristan
Percy
Jasper
Hector
Crispin
Jolyon
Horatio

Piers
Ambrose
Quentin
Percival
Montgomery
Montmorency
Montague
Roland
St John

Digby
Bertie

Algernon
Aloysius

Read some P G Wodehouse for inspiration?

Ptolemy (nn Tolly)

My absolute favourite bonkers posh name. I don't have the guts to use it. Nice name for a cat too.

Ooh I love Ptolemy too!

Also love Tasker (think is welsh posh so maybe not so posh!)

@FATEdestiny

Ptolemy (nn Tolly)

My absolute favourite bonkers posh name. I don't have the guts to use it. Nice name for a cat too.

Love this too! I'd never be brave enough though!

Guy
Hugo
Phaon
Hector
Humphrey
Miles

Merlin
Alexander (Prince George)
Hillary
Arthur
Percy

@BlueChampagne ....Excellent list.

I think things that have become "comically posh" now (Tarquin, Rupert etc) now sound really crass.

Vincent
Caspian
Zebedee
Augustus
Ezekiel

Cuthbert
Bertrand
Bertram
Benedict

Peregrine
Kim

Leander

Julian
Monty
Jonty
Cecil
Hugo

You can also have Tolly from Bartholomew if Ptolemy is a bridge too far

Edwin

I always liked Phineas, which I think fits the category!

Although, I think traditional names like James, Edward, George, etc sound just as, or often, more actual upper class. Names like Tarquin are often used aspirationally.

@DuchenneParent

I always liked Phineas, which I think fits the category!

Although, I think traditional names like James, Edward, George, etc sound just as, or often, more actual upper class. Names like Tarquin are often used aspirationally.

Phineas is very brave but pretty cool :)

Ernest
Pascal
Aubrey
Rafferty
Fabian
Ozymandias
Tobias
Sebastian
Titus
Maximilian
Xavier
Roderick
Egbert
Leopold
Archibald
Clement
Orlando
Mungo
Lawrence
Ignatius
Phineas
Cyril
Atticus
Edmund
Randolph
Clarence
Horace

Horatio
Percival
Hector
Edmund
Finbar
Lysander
Hubert
Edgar
Ptolemy

Anything not especially popular and generally at least 3 syllables tends to sound "fancy" to me (particularly older Classical names) eg. Thaddeus, Octavian, Balthazar, Ulysses, Cornelius, Nicodemus, Mordecai, Septimus, Augustus, Aurelius etc

Let's face it, there are no rough Peregrines wandering around

I couldn't sleep last night and thought of loads more!

Ambrose
Bartholomew
Cosmo
Tristram
St, John
Geoffrey
Axel
Nicholas
Richard
Hamish
Dominic
Hilary
Sylvester

Some fabulous names on this thread.
Cosmo
Otto
Barnaby
Algernon
Augustus
Montmorency
Felix
Ignacio
Julius

Augustus
Benoit
Clemente
Darwin
Edgar
Florent
Giles
Horatio
Ivor
Jonty
K
Lucian
Montague
N
Octavia
Percival
Quentin
Ralph (rafe)
Solomon
Theobald
U
V
Wilbur
X
Y
Z