Help with baby name

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• Neve Olivia
• Sienna Lily
• Lily Isabella
• Isabella (Issy) Lily

Please help us narrow down the above with your comments. Many thanks

All pretty names! But in terms of matching, I think 1 & 3 seem to roll of the tongue better :) Neve Olivia, lily isabella

Niamh Olivia, but spelled that way. The others sound too fussy with the combination of ‘s’ and ‘l’ sounds.

Niamh Olivia

Neve Olivia - don't like Neve
Sienna Lily - a brown flower?
Lily Isabella - too many Ls but middle names aren't used much
Isabella (Issy) Lily - don't like Issy. Too many Ls. Sounds like a Knock knock joke

Lovely name ideas!

My favourite from your list is Lily Isabella - Lily is short, simple, pretty, easy to spell, and I think works well for all ages.

I think Isabella is my second favourite- a lovely name but very overused where I live.

Sienna is another nice name, just a bit more “trendy” sounding than Lily or Isabella, so it depends if that’s what you want?

Neve - I really like the sound, it’s just the spelling issues that would put me off.

It one small social group we have three Isabellas paired with Lily. That's a third of the club. Neve just looks as if you can't spell. It's Niamh. Sienna is the best of the choices.

I like Niamh Olivia best by far but only with this spelling

There are lots of Sienna's at my dds school and they all seem a bit bratty / badly behaved so that's what I associate Sienna with

I like Isabella but it never seems to suit the children I meet named it and they are all Bella or Izzy anyway. I personally prefer the simplicity of Isobel instead.

Lily is OK just a bit done to death

Not a fan of Sienna it feels a bit pretentious but a few years back it felt like every baby I knew was a Sienna.

Lily has been done to death.

Niamh Olivia - So long as your surname doesn't make her initials spell something like NOB!

Gosh, I’d see Sienna as the reverse of ‘pretentious’ — quite downmarket in naming terms…?

@NineofPopes , I agree. It seems faddy, and I only think of the colour.

From these choices I'd pick Niamh Olivia.

Another vote for Niamh Olivia

Lily Isabella

Niamh Olivia or use Olivia as the first name.

Lily Isabella was my grandmother born in 1897, so I’m going with this.

Niamh Olivia is the nicest from your list. Lily is everywhere and so boring. Will be the new Louise in 20 years time

I like Neve Olivia best. And I disagree that you should spell it Niamh if you don't want to. Neve is a separate, recognised alternative with, I think, a slightly different meaning (Snow rather than Bright, I think).

I also like Isabella Lily. Issy Lily sounds a bit odd but they wouldn't really be said together and I love Issy as a nickname for Isabella.

Neve Olivia is lovely!