Lydia's Baby Sister

MrsBigTime

Hi friends! 

We found out today that we are expecting our second daughter, which gives us the wonderful challenge of choosing another girl name! We have similar tastes in boy names (we love Wyatt and Samuel) but are polar opposite for girls. 

Our first daughter is Lydia and to make the task more difficult, I'd love to continue our small family trend of no vowels for the first letter (Ben, Stephanie and Lydia - all of which are also 3 syllables, but that isn't necessarily on our wish list for the perfect name). 

I Feel like I've read every name list and so far I only love "E" names my husband hates (Eden, Eve, Elodie, etc).

Will you wise ladies please help me out??

cjt121413

Natalie
Meredith
Jocelyn 
Penelope 
Gabrielle/a
Violet
Rebecca

Bringmemylongswordho

Celestine 
Cecilia 
Daphne 
Felicity 
Helena 
Marjorie 
Victoria 
Patricia 
Tabitha 
Rosalind 

AndiPandi127

Jillian
Miranda
Deanna 
Samantha
Jacqueline

FluffleSprout

The two Lydias I can think of have sisters named Josephine and Violet.

MrsN092714

Jillian
Janelle
Victoria
Janice
Maria
Jessica
Tamara
Laura
Kelsey
Marin
Caitlin
Danise
Charlene
Stacey
Bronwyn
Paige
Salena
Kacey
Nadine

momma2char

Genevieve nn Eve?
Melody (close to Elodie)

Rosalie
Matilda
Marianne
Juliet
Juniper (nn Junie or June)
Francesca (nn Fran, Frannie, Annie)
Eliza (starts with a vowel but 3 syllables)
Diana
Rosemary
Talia 
Camilla 
Dorothy 
Marian 

HoneyCreek

Congrats on baby girl num2! With Lydia, Daphne, Olivia, Hadley, Kylie, Addison, Eden, Eva, Maya, Hannah, or Jocelyn, came to mind. Also love Genevieve nn "Evie" follow the one you love and I'm sure your hubby will follow,

ellebee2

Jocelyn
Natalie
Gwyneth
Vivienne
Rosalie
Juliet
Beatrice
Francis
Margot

(Sorry for repeats)

MrsBigTime

FluffleSprout said:

The two Lydias I can think of have sisters named Josephine and Violet.

I actually love Violet (and DH likes it too!) but I really can't stand the nn "Vi" (like "hi"). How feasible is it to not call her that?