Ethereal/fairy names

[Ginnywoofly]

Dd1 has nickname Pixie (not related to actual name but she is very pixie like) and dd2 is likely to be very fair. We are looking for an ethereal/fairy type name (not too “out there” but unusual/maybe vintage style) that conjures up images of nature, Celtic folklore (Irish surname so open to Irish or possibly welsh suggestions) magical forests, nymphs, or maybe an underused flower name. We have Scandinavian heritage so a Scandinavian/Nordic folklore name could be good. We want it to be like a Disney princess/lord of the rings style name, but an actual name not made up/obviously named after a character. This is what we have so far:
Althea
Dorothea
Gwyneth, Gwendolyn
Arwen, Ariel (similar sound to these but real name suggestions?)
Fae, Faith, Effie
Tatiana/Titania/Tiana
Flora or Frida
Lilith/Lilian
Felicity
Sylvie
Elif (we have no Turkish background)
Elinor or Elin
Elodie, Melodie, Eilidh, Elsa, Elspeth/Elsbeth
Laurel (suggestions for similar real name?)
Morwen, Marion, Miriam, Merida, Mara, Mabel
Katja

Any other suggestions/feedback?

We have a Sylvie! Her name suits her perfectly. I was doing a crossword puzzle recently and one of the clues was name of a Persian fairy. Had to look it up and the answer was Peri.
The name means exquisite, winged spirits renowned for their beauty.

Isolda
Yseult
Faye
Merryn
Demelza

Have a look at the hobbit family trees in the back of LOTR - lots of good names in there which people wouldn't realise are lifted from the books. Esmeralda, Peony, Dora, Estella...

I like the sound of Meribel (but wouldn’t name dc after the ski resort!)- any similar sounding suggestions (not Isobel or Annabelle)

Meriel? Apparently it means sea nymph.

Laurel and Ariel are both real names. Although with Ariel you do have the association with Ariel Sharon as well has the mermaid.

Linnea

Aubrey means leader of the elves which is quite fae.

@Eteri

Aubrey means leader of the elves which is quite fae.

Actually it means king of the fairies/elves. It’s a derivative of Oberon. A male name.

My suggestions to add to your list:
Artemis
Anemone
Nerine

@Serin

Alida (small winged one)

That's so cute!

Not Althea, it reminds me of Ross and Monica's grandmother in Friends 'you're shooting with Althea? Althea is correct!'

What about Eileadh?

My friend's sister is the most fairy-like person I know, we all idolised her a bit growing up as she was so beautiful and kind and an amazing ballet dancer - her name was Aerin, it always suited her so well.

I used to know a Mariella .. she was very dainty and graceful and I wanted to be her

According to 'Behind the Name' (which usually pretty good) Alida is a version of Adelheid, which means 'noble':
www.behindthename.com/name/alida

Wikipedia agrees en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alida

Nothing to do with wings. However:

'Alata' means 'with wings' in Latin.

'Alada' means 'with wings' in Spanish.

Alouette means 'skylark' in French.

Perhaps there has been some confusion?

Persephone?

Dahlia

What about Etain ?

Pronounced E-tane. In Irish mythology, Etain was a beautiful fairy who was turned into a butterfly – she fell into a queen’s glass of wine (or milk in some versions) and was reborn a beautiful maiden.

Ophelia

Jinn
Glinda
Galadriel
Odette
Odile
Elise
Aoife
Ambrosia

If you choose Thalia please don’t have it as a middle name following Jenny.

Piper, Iris, Aphrodite

Fia of Fea In Danish/Norwegiean/Swedish Fairy is - Fe so Fia or Fea would both work well (Fie too but doesn't work well in English IMO)

Arabis

Alathea
Alethea
Elfrida
Elfrieda
Maribel
Ariane
Ariella
Arabella
Lara
Larissa
Amaryllis
Guinevere

Aisling (ashling)
Aiofe (eefa)
Nerissa

Morrigan
Rowan
Willow
Lexi (Alexis)
Izzi (Isabel)