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I'm in the same boat as all those who only like Shepard. It makes me think of street artist and OBEY Giant sticker campaign founder Shepard Fairey, who was born Frank Shepard Fairey. You may know him...

I don't know if it matters because he doesn't seem to be a main character, but the name Paul Walker makes me think of the actor from the Fast & Furious franchise.

Spruce strikes me as BOY, too. Not just because of the Bruce association, but also because I like trees for boys. Such as Oak, Cedar, Alder and Birch.

Holden Scott & Yardley June

Eleanora/Eleonora - Love Eleanora, nn Nora. Ladylike with a short-but-sweet option. I agree with previous posters who suggested Leonora instead of Eleonora, although both are lovely.

Berenice -...

This was the street name a friend of mine grew up on. I think it's perfectly ripe for a baby girl. It buys into the Abigail/Adeline/Adele/Adelaide popularity and reminds me of Everdeen, Katniss and...

I was a camp counselor to a home-schooled, socially awkward Lydia who changed my perception of the name. The other children in her group had a hard time relating to her. Now that she no longer...

I've always had a soft spot for it on a little girl, but I'd probably spell it Sabre.

Everyone else has posted such wonderful recommendations, I'd just like to add Sage to the mix. In addition to both being words for objects, Pearl and Lilac both make me think of distinct colors. Sage...

Twins:
Tabitha "Tabby" Louise
Beatrix "Trixie" Susanna
and
Hadley Lavendar
Helen "Leni" Sunshine

Beryl Elizabeth
Phoebe Celeste
Winifred "Freddie" Jane

How about Hazel Gianna? (pronounced Gee-ah-na)

I think with the fewer syllables it could still honor your family members while looking "less exotic."

Berkeley Clark
Bradford Cain
Buster Charles
Brock Caleb

Bianca Claudine
Beryl Cait
Buffy Claire
Bridget Cordelia

Elsie & Bea

or

(Beatrix ) Trixie & Tabitha