Adelaide & Caspian

Andromeda & Cassiopeia

Asha & Jaya

Atalanta & Calypso

Calliope & Aurelia

Cecilia & Rosalie

Charlotte & Willow

Claire & Elise

Clio & Seren

Cordelia & Rosalind

Darcy & Auden

Elio & Adrian

Ella & Lucy

Elowen & Araceli

Emma & Jane

Evander & Cassian

Finn & Theo

Gemma & Astrid

Hermione & Theodosia

Indigo & Aramis

Indira & Lalita

Jasper & August

Julian & Arthur

June & Rose

Kiran & Samir

Lila & Mira

Luke & Maya

Luna & Hugo

Lyra & Nova

Nico & Bram

Orion is a rising star, with both mythical and celestial overtones.
 The Greek mythological Orion was the legendary hunter who pursued the seven daughters of Atlas, was slain by the goddess Artemis, and then placed as one of the brightest constellations in the night sky by Zeus.
 Mark Twain had a brother named Orion, and Chris "Big" Noth picked the name for his son. It is also a Harry Potter name.
 Orion's Gaelic connection to O'Ryan/Ryan makes it familiar as well as unusual.

Orion

Raisa & Zaria

Shiny cousin of Samara with an intriguing meaning. Increasingly associated with the charming Samira Wiley, a perennial scene-stealer on "Orange is the New Black" and "The Handmaid's Tale."

Samira

This gentle Scandinavian name, soft and sensitive, is being discovered in a major way by parents in the US. It's most closely identified with the nineteenth century philosopher Soren Kierkegaard, but there have been modern fictional Sorens as well, in The Matrix Reloaded and the book series Guardians of Ga'Hoole, Charlie and Lola, and Underworld.

 In Scandinavia this name would be spelled as Sören or Søren, leading to it being pronounced "Sur-en". But with a plain old English "O", "Sorr-en" would actually be the correct (and more English-speaker friendly) pronunciation.

Soren

Stellan is a strong, attractive, Scandinavian possible up-and-comer, known through actor Stellan Skarsgard, and his namesake, the son of Jennifer Connelly and Paul Bettany. Its trendy 'an' ending and the similarity in sound to the popular Kellen/Kellan make it all the more accessible.
 
While it sounds like it should be connected to stellar, it is more likely derived from the Old Norse stilling meaning "calm". Another possibility is from the Romanian Stelian and the Greek Stelios, meaning "pillar", or from the German stelle and stellen meaning "place, site" or "arrange". 
 
Nevertheless, it has a touch of celestial charm that is appealing to more and more American parents. In 2023, it was given to 121 boys (and 6 girls) — nearly double the number of Stellans born in the US a decade early.

Stellan

Saira & Rohan

Sawyer & Harrison

Selene & Calista

Sitara & Astraea

Stella & Aurora

Summer & India

Taliesin & Arianell

Tessa & Jude

Tobias & Simon

Vesper & Arden

Wilder & Atlas

Willa & Adeline

Xavier & Dashiell

Zain & Amir

booksurvivor's list "Perfect Pairs" of 49 great name ideas: Adelaide & Caspian - Zain & Amir!

Perfect Pairs

Perfect for twins or siblings. Decided by image, association, meaning, origin, and sound -- Under Construction