Scandinavian names? Any thoughts?

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At the risk of being pretentious - probably a lost cause anyway - I am really keen on naming my #2 (due October)in a Scandinavian style! My DD is Honor Mary Maj the Maj being Swedish for May (pronounced My) and I am really keen on Ingrid, Greta,and Astrid. Also Soren and Stellan for a boy although DH not at all keen on those. We have no Scandinavian connection apart from a love of the countries, design and cinema/literature. What do you think and have you any suggestions?

I am from Norway. My youngest son is called Kai.

Other popular names are:
Endre, Stig, Tom, Magne, Jarl, Sebastian, Bjørnar, Torsten, Tarjei, Kristoffer, Knut, Fredrik, Jan, Jonathan, Kurt, Steinar, Espen, Rune, Kasper, Trond, etc.

For girls:
Sofie, Emilie, Anikken, Trine, Henriette, Mona, Laila, Hilda, Ingrid, Sigrun, Sigrid, Saskia, Terese, Trude, Tina, Helle, Vanja, Anja, Linda, Maria, Ulva, Tora, Synnøve, Silje, Hege, Hanne, Maj, Linn

They often dobbel barren first names, such as Trond-Jonas, Kai-Rune, Jan-Peter. And Hilda-Kristine, Maj-Linn, Maria-Terese etc.

Norwegian names in our family:

Ole, Hans, Leif (pronounced Layf, not Leaf), Svein, Tor and Bjorn..

Icelandic names in DH's family. Many unpronounceable!
But how about Solveig, Vigdis, Bryndis, Svava, (girls)
Hannes, Oskar, Gisli, Singri (boys)

Woops Sindri not Singri

My vote: Lars, Bjorn, Morten, Emilie, Kristen