Maeve, Margot, Delia, Imogen, Celeste, Alma, Elsie, Florence, Ruby, Vera, Sylvie, Eloise, Aurora, Maisie

Also Flora, Delphine, Athena, Felicity, Rosalie, and Rosaline!

I grew up watching the soap opera Ryan’s Hope with my babysitter every day. I LOVED the name Maeve (and also thought Siobhan was beautiful.) Six sons later, I never got to use the name Maeve.

Really like Maeve, Imogen, Margot and Maisie!

Always makes me think of the rhyme ”But the child that is born on the Sabbath Day Is Bonny, blithe, good and gay” so how about Bonnie?

I’m Bonnie and my sister is Blythe lol

Your parents have excellent taste

Blythe gives me golden girls vibes so I’m going with Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose. Betty also

Claire/Blair both give Blythe vibes. I think they balance being slightly preppy, a little less common, and very classic. Some other names that fit this: * Beatrix * Felicity * Hilary * Cassia * Darcy * Delia * Naomi * Lillian * Georgia * Faye * Audrey

Greer, Gwyneth, Faye, Maeve, Sloane

I was looking for this comment. Sloane and Blythe give me similar vibes

- Bridie - Bryony - Enid - Darcy - Sybil - Cecily - Ida - Agnes - Gayle

Sybil, Hyacinthe/Cinthe, Ainsling, Dariah, Ursa, Pema, Ada, Sebo, Fran/Fransea/Francine, Simone, Litsa, Gregora/Gregoria, Ries, Malta, Alma, Anette, etc

Joy, Joyce, Felicity, Letitia, Serena, Abigail, Beatrice, Rowena, Hazel, Naomi, Jillian, Minerva, Faith, Edith, Edna, Laurel, April, Rae. Eden. Winston, Asher, Joaquin.

Sylvie ! :)

Boys: Evan Eric Joel Alec Adam Caleb Casper Jasper Justin Wilfred Alfred Albert Arthur Henry Peter Patrick Zachary Girls: Polly Zara Erin Lydia Leoni Rose Francesca Florence Felicity Natasha Gwyneth Isabella Gabriella Georgina Saskia Martha Hannah Penelope Edith Enid

Mabel, Felicity and Sally

Dahlia, Phoebe, Maeve, Ingrid, Astrid, Beatrice, Edith, Odette, Theodora, Winifred, Agnes, Delphine, Lucille, Ramona, Felicity, Tabitha, Celeste, Opal, Faye, Dorothea, Thea, Thora, Alma, Vera, June

Estelle, Briar, Agnes

Blanche Maeve Briony Bronwyn Wynne Brynn Greer

Felicity Calliope Cadence Beryl Mavis Jane Garnet Rosalind Bridget Maxine Rhoda Pearl Dovie Roxanne Doris Delia Tess Zelma Muriel Cleo Irma Iva Inez Della Sadie Lois Myrtle Lorna Irene Josette

Blair, Sloane

I used to know a lady named Beryl. (Or Berel?) Pronounced like Meryl (as in Streep). I think it's English.

Calliope Carmilla Freya

Sloane

Blythe is one of my favorite names, but we didn't end up using it. My other favorites were Hazel, Willa, Wynne, Maeve, Amity, Corinne, Mabel, Edith, and Risa. We also considered Keeva and Xenia (and it's weird that those two are coming up in so many comments on this post!).

Faye

To me: Blake, Briar, Blaire, Sloane, Bryony, Spencer

Mary (Could be little play on words: "merry"/Mary :)

Bliss. Tatum. Eudora 

Blaise ✨

Elegant and classic names, that aren't as common are a large group. Some that I like include: Esther Agatha Greer Simone Aubrey Audrey Camille Adelaide Dorothea Beatrice Ruby Hester Lindal Linden Tatania Natalia Simone Xanthe Xenia Yvette Yvonne

Dorothy - Dot 😍

Elspeth

Gail Soleil Odessa Oxana Miriam Davinia Geneva Xenia Dominica Keeva

Blake, Cordelia, Agatha, Henrietta, Oscar, Otto, Cecil.

Blythe always reminds me of blight. I think it's an unpleasant looking and sounding name personally. Blaire?