I have a Nicole, Lauren and Serena. Early days but am stuck on even ideas for #4

[misdee]

we dont go for 'popular' names, so needs to not be in the top ten now or recently.

nothing too unusual either.

dh family has scottish roots. maybe something to influence?

As you have 2 and 3 syllable names already could you go for 1 or 4?

Claire (never hear any more)
Faye
Kate

Isabella
Georgiana
Luciana (love this)

Read altogether (ie in a Christmas card) a one syllable name goes best IM(very)HO

actually elle is quite nice and would sound nice with your girls names.

misdee I think you are deluding yourself that Lauren is not a popular name. There are 2 in my DS's class (he was born 2001) out of only 8 girls. So no reason to rule out popular names if you like them.

I think Imogen would go nicely with your girls' names, with that e and n theme.

I had a mate at school called Serena and her sister was called Celeste. Not very Scottish but it goes well with the others!

morwenna?

and congrats misdee

If you like Erin, how about Elan (that's welsh!) or Elin?
I love all pinkchampagne's ideas, you have great taste PC!

Why thank you, zebedee! I have 2 boys myself, so have never named a girl, but love those names.

do you know i looked the thread and thought it was you
rhianna
morvienna
isobel
marianne
esther
cecila

So here's what I notice about Nicole, Lauren and Serena: all begin and end with different sounds, two or three syllables, fairly English (Scottish OK too), not very modern, all have E and N in (!?), well known but not popular, sensible but feminine, not fluffy (suitable for a lawyer or doctor!), normal spellings

Here's some names I thought of that fit in with most of the "rules":

Caroline Bonnie Antonia Maxine Constance Yvonne Eleanor Florence
Francine Hester Andrea Lindsay Justine Jennifer Kathleen Moira
Penelope Teagan Gillian Kirsten Annabel

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My daughter is called Elizabeth, I also like the following names:-

Tiegan
Alice
Grace
Martha
Niamh (Neeve)
Megan
Kerys
Jenny

Kieran
Archie
Emrys
Rupert
Harvey
Connor
Markus
Tristan

sorry there's also.

Rhiannon, Emily, Christine, Holly, Sophie, Bryony, Tereza, Tabitha, Amelia, Mathilda.

Robert, Meredith, Francis, Seaun, Lewis, Christian, Barnaby, Freddy, Matthew.

Dh and I are swithering over Mary atm.

As I'm scottish I would prefer Mairi (pronounced Mah-ri) or Mhairi (Vah-ri), but dh is English and prefers Mary.

There are a lot of Mairis up here though!

I like Faith, easy to spell, uncommon and can be shortened to Fai which is also nice

OMG Misdee!

massive congratulations to you all.

PEtriNa,

follows the theme and with reference to super Pete

BIG congrats btw xx