Cornelia

This reminds me of springtime, floral dresses and royalty. Just beautiful.
And you have the cute nickname Corrie/Cory.

I love the sound of this name, but the nickname "Corny" puts me off Cornelia immediately. Until Corny no longer means "trite, banal, or mawkishly sentimental", I'd recommend using another lovely name like Cordelia (Cory, Delia).

For some reason, I hear Cornelia and taste salt. It reminds me of feet. I think it's a super unappetizing name, just no magic whatsoever for me personally. Cordelia is much better in my opinion.

I named my daughter (born in 2015) Cornelia Carol, after my maternal grandmother. She is through and through a 'Cornelia' and can't imagine her with any other name 😊

I strongly prefer this to Cordelia.

I just find Cordelia so much prettier, especially with Delia as a potential nickname.

I love this! Corney nn and all! Over Cordelia which has such wonderful literary ties, thats a tough one.

I prefer Cordelia to Cornelia, but I still find Cornelia to be a very lovely, refined name that sounds a touch more down-to-earth vintage than the more high-spirited Cordelia. One issue I have with it is the Corn- sound at the beginning, though I think most people would barely notice it if they pronounce it COR-nee-lee-ah, with the emphasis on Cor-. I particularly love the nicknames Nell and Nelia for Cornelia.

Don't forget 'Cory' as a possible short form. ;)

This is my grandmother's name, and I hope to use it for a daughter someday!

I much prefer this to Cordelia. Cordelia sounds affected to me, but this is eccentric and pretty. It makes me think of knotted, gnarled wood.

My mother always said that 'Cordelia' sounds like 'Cornelia with a cowd in da head' (a cold in the head). True!

I love the -elia ending.

I love Nell and Cornelia is very pretty, but I think Cordelia tops it by a small amount - sound-wise and also it's rich history (in Shakespeare and Celtic Britain, not forgetting it's suggested meanings).

I picked this for a story character because of the corn part. She was a princess lost in a maze like that of a corn maze.

That first "corn" syllable kind of irks me, but the name itself isn't all that bad. I think I'd prefer Cornelius, though.

Agreed :)

Cornelia is by far my favorite name!

Lovely name. More homespun than Cordelia, a bit less dramatic. Nella is a pretty nickname.