Naming baby girl #3

mchupie

We just found out baby #3 is a girl. We've used our two favorite girl names (Carina and Aurelia) and settling on a third has been difficult. Our last name is 4 syllables and very Italian. Begins with a G.

My husband mentioned Serafina the other day and I really like it, but I worry that it's too similar/rhymey with Carina. What are your thoughts? 

 Any other suggestions? We'd like to stick with an Italian/Latin name. Thanks!

MixedBerries88

Serafina is a little rhymey with Carina but not prohibitally so. (If that makes sense.) I have a few Italian names I love but can't use, so here's my list:
Antonia
Vita
Elisabetta
Allegra
Gabriella
Maria

LizWhiz87

No to Serafina. It's too pixie-ish for me. I just can't picture it on a real person. Other great names with Italian origins that would go great with your DDs:

Bianca

Cecelia

Emilia

Francesca

Gemma

actinup23

I think Serafina would sound perfect with your dds, although I prefer the ph spelling personally. 

erinnlou

I love Serafina. It was on my list for a girl. It is somewhat matchy with Carina, but not really a deal breaker.

magsugar13

Serafina is a great name but too close to Carina

Marianna

Gianna

adrianna

Tessa

Teresa

Paula

Nadia

Natalia

MamaWren919

I think Serephina is too matchy with Carina.

My fav Italian name is Lucia. Also love Stella.

JMU_Bride09

I do think that Carina and Serafina are very rhymey, but I still think that it would work with your sibset.  If you had chosen Serafina for a second daughter, I think that that would sound silly paired only with Carina.  But since you have a second daughter named Aurelia, which sounds nothing like the other two names, I think that it breaks up the rhyme.  I hope that that makes sense!

expressobean13

Carina, Aurelia and...

Bianca

Chiara

Giulia/Giuliana

Lucia

Mirella

Renata

Valentina

MWoodside

I think its too matchy. I love the suggestions of Bianca, Valentina and Lucia.

g8trkim

Definitely too close to Carina. I like the Giuliana and Natalia suggestions.