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I like some surnames as first names and I love some of the El- names (Eleanor, Eloise) but I pretty much agree with the rest.

Harper, Hadley, Piper, and Arden for girls. Finley for either. Speaking of dated names, I have a thing for Joan, but I'm not sure whether it's liked on Nameberry or not because I've never asked...

I have an irrational hatred for Genevieve and Gwendolyn. Vivienne and Wren don't do a lot for me. Love Beatrice/Beatrix and like Hazel and Penelope though.

I love Huxley! Sonnet is a guilty pleasure for me.

I like Aria (this spelling only), Estella, Freya, and Aurelia. Aurelia is my fave of those.

Margot Helen is Margot Tenenbaum's name on The Royal Tenenbaums. :) I think Margot Helena flows better, but I like both.

I love Ira. Names that I think sound good with Ira: Asa, Ezra, Enoch, Thaddeus, Phineas, Jude, Judah, Levi.

I adore Maude. It sounds awesome with Willa, Cora, and Sybil (all of which I love as well.)

I like Esther a lot. I like Hester too, but it has the Scarlet Letter factor, lol.

Thaddeus...

Pretty much anything with "bree" in it. Brianna, Brielle, Aubriana, Aubree, etc. I can tolerate Aubrey but ONLY with that spelling. Also Briley, Braylee, Braelyn, Brayden, Brady...I just don't...

Girls
1. Finley
2. Hadley
3. Fable
4. Sonnet
5. Ever
6. Juniper
7. Indigo
8. Story
9. Flannery

Jack Sawyer!

Clara by far!

Yes, Emilie and Agnes are more of the same style IMO.

Emerson and Agnes are vastly different styles of names. I don't think they go together at all, but Emmeline and Agnes or Agatha do. I prn Agatha AG-uh-thuh. Maybe Abigail nn Aggie?

I like Auden for both genders. I don't think it's too feminine. Auden Dashiell is nice, very literary. I also like the suggestions of Auden Jude and Auden Callum.

The only one I like is Soren. Olivier is too much name for me, but I like Oliver. Zeke is okay as a nn for Ezekiel but I prefer the full name. Byron is ew. Gregor is blah, but Gregory is okay.

I like Noam a lot. Most people will probably think of Noam Chomsky (which is awesome in my book.) I like Asher a lot too. Also, Felix means happy. :)

Girls: Selma, Beulah, Dinah, Susannah, Helen, Joan, Maude, Alma
Boys: Leonard, Ferdinand, Bertram, Clive, Clyde, Rufus, Rupert, Walter, Ansel, Anselm

I like Flora a lot. I think it's ready for a comeback, maybe moreso than Florence. Nora and Cora have made comebacks, so why not? I have an irrational hatred for Genevieve (sorry) but the combo...

Hi. I'm new here. Not pregnant or anything, just really interested in names and have been since I was about 13 (I'm 23 now.) What do you guys think of Mavis and Maude? I think they kinda fit with...

I'm the same way. I don't usually go for surnames as fn's, especially on girls, but I love Hadley. I don't think it sounds masculine at all. I picture a pretty, smart, slightly mysterious girl,...

Hmm, trying to stick with names I've loved for a long time and not just current favorites:
Imogen
Eleanor
Ada
Beatrice
Sophie

I like Story and Fable a lot. There's also Sonnet, Legend, Lore, and Novella.