Are there any nice girl's names beginning with G?

[NoGoodAtCleaning]

And is alliteration a good thing?

See I like really girly names like Libby but I just can't think of a really girly name beginning with a G.

How about Gigi .. short for Georgia?

I like Gretchen.

Guinevere? (poncy, but ace IMO)

Gertrude (DH's suggestion - bit too old fashioned?)

Gigi as in Geegee like a horse? or like GeyGey IYSWIM?

Gretchen's nice but a little too close to Gretta.

as in the old film soft g ... dont know how to write it phonetically

ghislaine (pr. gill-en, hard g)

Now come on pointydog, the John Cale song would not be half as good if it were "You're having tea with Justin Greene"

Really girly you say?

Gita/Giita? Is that girly?

anyone know what i mean and can write it as it is said? gigi that is

Oooh ghislaine is gorgeous (if you dare, you maybe not be up for a hard to spell/pronounce name)

zhizhi?

why does the goddam name have to begin with 'g'? Has anyone asked?

Choose another first letter.

Ooooh Zhizhi or Zsizsi. I get what you mean now.

that reminds me of zee zee top

guess it is a soft g .. kind of french pronunciation. Anyway ... after all that you probably aren't a fan. I love it! good classic film though!

No

Gaia. Grace. I like alliterative names.

When we were trying to pick baby names I worked my way through a few letters like this.

It helped to narrow the field rather than having to think about ALL the possible names, which just seemed too daunting.

Silly but helpful IME

I have a gorgeous Gracie

Gaynor
Greta

My neice is Gabriella, and she is often called Gabby, but that in itself is quite pretty. Or if you used Gabrielle, it would more likely be shortened to Ellie. I have a Thomas, and I have never called him Tom, although his friends do.

Gertrude - or was that the magic roundabout cow?

Gervaise

Only three.

Genivieve.

Gwen.

Grace.

Georgia
Gemma

I always liked Grainne written down and was very disappointed when I found out how it was pronounced! It's too similar to 'Groin'!