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I'm going to go against the grain and say I prefer Shea. I don't think it's overly feminine at all. Rafferty looks more like a surname to me, than a first, and feels really clunky and heavy.

Sadie Mae makes a nice combo and fits beautifully with your older girl's names. I also like Sadie Kate and Annie Mae.

I only had one doll (she and I were never apart) and her name was Wendy. I'm pretty sure that I actually called her Windy, but over the years, the name morphed into Wendy.

Hey Shealah,
I'd have to say my favourites from your list are Isabeau and Sophia. As for three combos I would use if only able to use names from your list: Isabeau Lily, Sophia Gwendolyn & Eliana...

Individually, while I don't mind either name, I'm not overly fond of them, however, together, I must say, they sound great. Trey Emerson is a nice, strong combo - modern, but not overly trendy.

With Ava Grace, I really like Emma of which Emme could be used as 'nickname'. Simple, yet classy.

Not in love with any as such, but thought I'd list a few...

Ramona, Beatriz - Ramona & Beezus
Fern - Charlotte's Web
Annie, Clarabel - Thomas the Tank Engine
Dorothy, Em - Wizard of Oz
Wendy -...

I think Annabel Cora Pearl would be fantastic, something you both love, and using the names of significance you with to include. I definitely prefer Cora to Cori, however, as it is a namesake and in...

If the -ie ending is something you are not all too keen on, then Eliza, Camille and Evelyn may not be the best names to go with considering the possible nicknames that could come from them: Ellie,...

I think Gwen is nice and strong enough to stand on her own, without the need for a lengthier name behind her. If you like Gwen better than Gwendolyn, and love Mae over longer variants (it seems),...

I think that while yes, Olivia is very common, it's no wonder it is: she's a nice, strong little thing. Olivia works really well with Amelia in my opinion, and doesn't sound overly matchy at all....

I have to say, that while I do enjoy seeing names honoring family members, I'm not too keen on either Frances or Carin myself. That said though, Frances is definitely a good, decent name in general,...

I like Farrah, Phaedra, Satya and Renata, but I can't say I'm fond of the others. As for others similar in style and sound: Syeira, Araminta, Mireia, Audra, Elspeth, Tullia, Julieta, Hala, Morgana,...

I was rather confused at first, as I was unaware that the name had various pronunciations, but I understand how many might combine the first two syllables into one. Infact, I have found that a lot...

My vote went to Clara, and I must say, that I would love to see Clara Genevieve as a contender for combo, should Clara become frontrunner for you.
While I love Juliet, I feel that with James and...

My vote for middle to Marin, would have to go to Isobel. I do like Marin Juliet too, however, I think Isobel really grounds Marin and fits really well stylistically, especially when Isobel is...

Of those still left on your list, I'd narrow it down to these four:

Ceridwen (My absolute favourite of the seven. Easy to pronounce and not too difficult to spell, and a beautiful, beautiful...

My grandmother's names were Ethel Annis (she gave herself this middle, because she wasn't given a middle originally, and wanted one...) and Jessy.

Other greats I know of...

Rebekah
Ethel Maud...

Aurora Valentine got my vote - a great dash of whimsy, but not too much that it lacks in strength or class.

Anastasia Lily is gorgeous. Such a classy first with a sweet and short middle - beautiful pairing!

Although I do like Audrey, I prefer Ada - short, sweet and simple.

I really like it! It has a brilliant, zestful bounce to it.

Jordana Blithe/Blythe (still toying around with the idea of Anja as nickname, or maybe even Joey, however, I really like Jordana in full right now).

I am really enjoying this combo, and I think...

I voted Lolita, as I really like it regardless of the obvious association. I prefer (and just adore) Lalita though. I also like Circe (which I can definitely see coming back, in various forms, due...

My first name (Zena) my dad gave me upon finding the same name in his extended family tree a few days before I was born: prior to that, I was to be named Alata: a botanical name; both parents very...