Imogen’s sister is called....?

[PointeShoesandTutus]

Help! We’re due DD2 soon and can’t settle on a name. Not even close!

Our 4 year old is Imogen.

Looking for something classic, not too girlie (ideally not ending in -ie/y or -a) but not too masculine.

Names we’ve considered but don’t absolutely love are Beatrice, Emmeline, Eleanor and Alexandra.

All ideas welcome!

Imogen & Esther
Imogen & Elodie
Imogen & Franchesca
Imogen & Sapphire
Imogen & Willow
Imogen & Voilet
Imogen & Ivy
Imogen & Florence
Imogen & Phoebe
Imogen & Eden
Imogen & Maeve
Imogen & Autumn

Imogen and Bridget
Imogen and Rhiannon
Imogen and Kate
Imogen and Clare
Imogen and Annabel
Imogen and Charlotte
Imogen and Genevieve
Imogen and Juliet
Imogen and Olive
Imogen and Grace
Imogen and Rose
Imogen and Rachael
Imogen and Megan
Imogen and Nicole
Imogen and April
Imogen and Erin
Imogen and Lauren

Imogens that I know have sisters called:

Madeleine, Natasha, Laura, Georgia and Alice

Phoebe or Beatrice

Lucille
Tamsyn

Fiona

Eloisa
Katrina

Bryony

@MahMahMahMahCorona

Bryony

Ooh yes this goes nicely!

Ah I was going to suggest Eleanore

Imogen and Rachel
Imogen and Laurel
Imogen and Bethan
Imogen and Meredith
Imogen and Madeleine or Madeline
Imogen and Farrah
Imogen and Greta
Imogen and Hannah
Imogen and Jocelyn
Imogen and Juliet
Imogen and Charlotte
Imogen and Anneliese

Erin. Or Lydia. Or Grace. Or Juliette.

@lechatnoir

Imogen and Abigail

That’s what I was going to say! They really go well together

I do love Harriet and Jennifer though as alternatives

Annabel
Alice
Clementine

It’s an ie ending, but Elsie sprang to mind immediately. Imogen and Elsie just seems to roll off the tongue

Imogen and Helena

The Imogen I know has a sister Tamsin.
Erin
Alana
Tara

Phaedra
Tallulah

Beatrice

Imogen and Opal

We also have a four year old Imogen and due mid September with number two. Our main contender is Eloise if it’s another girl 👧

My immediate thought was Phoebe but also love Beatrice. How about Edie or Iris?

I thought Alexandra straight away. I know it ends in A but I don’t find it girly, rather strong and classic. And Alex is lovely for a girl and woman.

Another Shakespearean name

We considered Rosalind and Viola but went with Emilia in the end

Lucinda
Charlotte
Alice
Cressida
Eleanor
Clemency
Marianne
Ishbel
Laura

Came to say Beatrice! First name that popped into my head. How odd