Rustic/country girl names

Natashahunt

any suggestions?

CML11

Like Savannah? Or the double name like Betty Sue and Anna Mae?

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4N6s

Ashley. Lauren. Melanie. Kelly. Annmarie.

KJ1177

Here's a few good ones I've heard recently

Cheyenne

Shyla (or Shayla)

Delaney

Kinsey

Presley

Natashahunt

Love them all!!

vickersh1

KJ1177 said:

Here's a few good ones I've heard recently

Cheyenne

Shyla (or Shayla)

Delaney

Kinsey

Presley

I've seen Cheyenne spelled Shyanne - if you're into different spellings. Cheyenne is one of our top choices

TweedleDee3

Eliza has always been a name I find so great and in my mind feels a little bit country in a sweet way.

loopybaby

Heidi☺️

DaisyZH

Jane

Daisy

Flora

June

Matilda

Dorothy

abbyful

Tanya

MelCfromMN

Famous female country singer names that I think could make a comeback: Patsy, Jessi, Loretta, June, Naomi, Reba, Rosanne (could go by Rosie?), Faith, Martina, Deana, Sara, Gretchen

LNic5

Cheyenne
Savannah
Dorothea
Jessa
Mabel
Susannah
Marabeth
Whitney
Bethany
Sadie
Becca
Tessa
Louanne
Sara Beth
Michaela
Willow
Delilah
Eliza
Jolene
Mariah
Hanna
Destiny
Maisie
Marley
Tenley
Johanna
Bridget
Skye
Delaney
Bristol
Shelby
Macy
Mckenzie
Hadley
Paisley
Molly
Naomi
Ava Marie

kelley72

As a proud Southern lady I'll share a few of my family member names which I think represent: Lana, Anita, Linda Kay, Laura Elizabeth, double names (first and middle) are commonly used in everyday settings.

above mentioned and a few more: Clementine, Caroline, Virginia, Georgia

kmvisioli

Caroline, Virginia, Sadie, Savannah, Cheyenne, Georgia, Charlotte (nnCharlie), and Marly (as suggested by pp). In Texas names ending in -y seem to be really popular: Kinley, Kenlee, Presley, Paisley, Berkley, Hadley, etc but I can't say I'm loving that trend.

Spin313

Georgia
Shelby
Malaina
Delia
Ruby
Tallulah
Charlotte

nlscroggins

sadie, shelby, clementine, carolina, ellie

MrsPDX

Louise? Evelyn? 

Those are a couple of my favorite girl names.

SidraJedi

I don't know what you mean by country. I'm from Tennessee and I feel like my name is country as all get out. I'll give you the recipe for it:

Go look up the tip #1-5 girl names in the US about 5-8 years ago. Pick one as the FN. Now choose a MN that also belongs to at least two people (preferably one from each side) of your family. Put them together. There you have it!

If that's not what you mean I like Louella and Winona.