Italian baby girl names, help!

kimikins79

I posted on my month board - we found out it is a girl.  I've posted before, but I think we've narrowed down the search to a few names and wanted some thoughts.  I was also hoping that maybe someone had another italian baby girl name for us to consider. 

We've decided that italian is best because eventhough we like other names, we just think with our italian last name (G ends in i, like Italian mafia) it should "match."

 Mia Elyse

Arianna Marie

Thoughts?

magsugar13

adriana

Gianna

marianna

 francesca

luiga

lucia

maria

gabriella

antonia

simonetta

carla

paula

liliana

serena

chiara

corrina

mariella

gemma

valentina

teresa

giovanna

giuliana

luciana

viviana

marcella

Alli923

My daughter is named Lucia Anne, we call her Lucy or Lulu for short.  There are several pronunciations of it depending on origin, but the Italian's pronounce it Loo-chee-uh.

MagPie08

DD is Luciana (Italians pronounce loo-CHON-a) we call her Lucy. Dd #2 will be Cecelia. 

Other favorites: Graziella, Chiara, Fiona, Marietta, Isabella, Elena 

huntertwin

So many pretty Italian girls' names! I wish I could justify an Italian name..

I like: Luca, Ariana, Marcella, and Daniella.

magnoliablossom00

My favorites are Lucia, Luciana, Emilia, Guiliana

kimikins79

MagPie08:

DD is Luciana (Italians pronounce loo-CHON-a) we call her Lucy. Dd #2 will be Cecelia. 

Other favorites: Graziella, Chiara, Fiona, Marietta, Isabella, Elena 

I love Elena but a good friend names her daughter Alaina, pronounced the same.  She's too good of a friend and the babies would be too close in age.  Bummer

firewife9278

I'm Italian, so I'm partial to Italian girl names

We chose Teresa as the MN for LO, as it's also my middle name and was my grandmother's first name.

I also like Christina, Guilia, Serafina, Letizia, Marlina, Anna, Filomena...

quartz02

all of the above + Fiammetta

SnoopyLuv

We have a super Italian last name that ends in -a so I had to avoid a lot of the overly feminissima names.

Our list:

Josephine

Camille

Cecilia

Gabrielle

Francesca

Juliette

Julianne

Annalisa/Annalise

So you can go with a lot of french inspired or traditional European names.