Number 4 and I'm all named out...

My husband and I recently found out we're expecting number 4. Here's my dilemma. I'm normally the "baby-name person" everyone comes to for help. This was a huge surprise and I honestly don't know if I can love another baby name the way I already do my children's names. I need some serious help.

We're having a little girl. The baby will be joining big sisters:
Celeste Anabelle
Vera Mae

and big brother:
Abbott Freeman.

I'm in love with clunky old fashioned lady names but I need something that will go well with Celeste and Vera and I'd like to keep all their first name letters separate - so we don't want another 'C' or 'V' or 'A.' I'd also like to stay out of the top 300. Thanks in advance for any help! :) I desperately need it!

beccaburgher wrote:My husband and I recently found out we're expecting number 4. Here's my dilemma. I'm normally the "baby-name person" everyone comes to for help. This was a huge surprise and I honestly don't know if I can love another baby name the way I already do my children's names. I need some serious help.

We're having a little girl. The baby will be joining big sisters:
Celeste Anabelle
Vera Mae

and big brother:
Abbott Freeman.

I'm in love with clunky old fashioned lady names but I need something that will go well with Celeste and Vera and I'd like to keep all their first name letters separate - so we don't want another 'C' or 'V' or 'A.' I'd also like to stay out of the top 300. Thanks in advance for any help! :) I desperately need it!

Celeste, Vera, Abbott....

Beatrix (only if you like the alliteration with your last name...)
Beatrice
Dorothea
Esme
Edith
Eulalie/Eulala
Florence
Genevieve
Henrietta
Hazel
Ivy
Isadora
Imogen
Josephine
Louisa
Matilda (you could call her Tillie)
Millicent
Olive
Opal (not the best with your last name...)
Pearl (not the best, either...)
Theodora
Winifred

Best wishes to you! :-)

beccaburgher wrote:My husband and I recently found out we're expecting number 4. Here's my dilemma. I'm normally the "baby-name person" everyone comes to for help. This was a huge surprise and I honestly don't know if I can love another baby name the way I already do my children's names. I need some serious help.

We're having a little girl. The baby will be joining big sisters:
Celeste Anabelle
Vera Mae

and big brother:
Abbott Freeman.

I'm in love with clunky old fashioned lady names but I need something that will go well with Celeste and Vera and I'd like to keep all their first name letters separate - so we don't want another 'C' or 'V' or 'A.' I'd also like to stay out of the top 300. Thanks in advance for any help! :) I desperately need it!

Lucia (personal favorite)
Johannah
Joanna
Joann

beccaburgher wrote:My husband and I recently found out we're expecting number 4. Here's my dilemma. I'm normally the "baby-name person" everyone comes to for help. This was a huge surprise and I honestly don't know if I can love another baby name the way I already do my children's names. I need some serious help.

We're having a little girl. The baby will be joining big sisters:
Celeste Anabelle
Vera Mae

and big brother:
Abbott Freeman.

I'm in love with clunky old fashioned lady names but I need something that will go well with Celeste and Vera and I'd like to keep all their first name letters separate - so we don't want another 'C' or 'V' or 'A.' I'd also like to stay out of the top 300. Thanks in advance for any help! :) I desperately need it!

Lucia (personal favorite)
Johannah
Joanna
Joann

I will put stars next to names that I would use for my own daughter if I could have another one. My favorites on the list have two stars. The rest are just ideas in case you happen to love them:
Dahlia
Delia
Delphine
Dinah
Dorothea nn Thea
Edith nn Edie
Eloise
Esme
Estelle
Esther, but it is #274. I think that's close enough to 300.*
Flora**
Frances**
Gemma****** I would use this name - it is incredible!
Genevieve**
Georgette
Gwendolyn*
Harriet, Henrietta, nn Hattie
Helena nn Lena or Nell - I would use Helen as a middle name.
Hollis - I would like to use this name, but I'm sure my husband would hate it!
Imogen
Irene*
Iris*
Jane******love it so much!
Juliet*
Kaye
Lilias
Lorna
Lucille*
Margo nn Maisie**, love Maisie, would use it as a nn for Margaret.
Maud
Melina*
Millicent nn Millie
Minerva nn Minnie
Nessa
Opal
Paloma*
Pauline nn Polly*
Pearl
Penelope nn Nell** - only I would use the nn Poppy or even Polly
Phoebe******* I gave it tons of stars because I just adore it! I love names that start with P.
Pippa or Philippa, nn Pippa*
Ramona
Simona*
Susannah** nn Sanna
Tallulah nn Lulah
Thandie** - so pretty!
Theda
Winifred nn Winnie
Zandra nn Zandie - this is actually one of my favorites right now.**

Great names.....

Celeste, Vera, Abbott and...
Fern
Stella/Estelle
Flora
Lilah
Evelyn ( I think this one has a nice flow with the others)

Good luck,
Kelly

Let see to go with Celeste, Vera, and Abbott with out being in the top 300 hmmm.

Blythe
Eugenia (I just love this one)
Beryl
Delia
Dahlia
Flora (already mentioned but love it)
Fiona (mentioned ?)
Greta
Gretchen
Hattie (short for Harriet)
Iris (another fave)
Lydia (#120 on the list. My hubby would never cave in but it's my #1)
Lola
Matilda
Nadine
Opal
Portia
Paulina
Rhoda/Rhodie
Seraphina

How about :
Daphne
Beatrice/Beatrix
Euphemia (nn Effie)
Ambrosia
Rosamund
Venetia
Regina (nn Queenie).

Hester
Florence
Opal
Mirabel
Eloise
Elodie
Iris
Eirene -- I prefer the orig Greek 'eye-REE-nee' prn
Irene
Fleur
Henrietta
Constance
Marianne
Heloise
Maude
Tabitha
Jemima
Perdita
Hermia
Ophelia
Harriet
Frances
Pearl
Rhoda
Honor
Petra
Rosalie
Georgina
Dahlia
Agatha
Rosetta

Thank you ladies so much...these names are the reason I stalk Nameberry.

So far, I absolutely love:
Florence -(it's actually a great-grandmother name in our family)
Imogen
Louisa
Winifred
Maude
Estelle
Rosamund
Rosalie
Georgina and
Eugenia

I love the nn Effie but I don't know if we could pull off Euphemia.