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These are fast becoming my favorites. I love unusual and/or whimsical middle names.
Blake Handsome
Carina Feather
Clara Jubilee
Gabriel Alias
Jackson Finch
Joyce Two
Kayden Moss
Penelope Maple
Sawyer Shine
Sophie Bliss
Tanner Noble
Zinnia Peach
Posted in baby names, birth announcements, Middle names, Whimsical Wednesday, word names
Tagged Alias, Blake, Bliss, Carina, Clara, Feather, Finch, Gabriel, Handsome, Jackson, Joyce, Jubilee, Kayden, Maple, Moss, Noble, Peach, Penelope, Sawyer, Shine, Sophie, Tanner, Two, Zinnia
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A look at name that are happening internationally. What do you like on this list?
AUSTRALIA
Amaya Lily
Amity Em Dora (Indi)
Arabella Annette (Scarlett & Lucian)
Archer George
Edel Ebony
Elise Helen (Blake)
Estelle Carol Billie
Felix Zane
Flynn Ryan
Gallagher Khunka
George Orlando Dennis
Hardy Lloyd
Imogen Felicity
Imogen Isobel (Tahli & Zara)
Ivy Malin
Jeda Kate Mabel
Jesse Darby (Beau, Luke, & Grace)
Jethro Tait (India, Sapphire, & Sage)
Kalinda Mae (Liam & Ada)
Luca Robin (boy)
Maggie Clara
Matilda Lottie (Hannah, Ned, & Otto)
Maurice Redmond (Hannah & Reuben)
Thomas Sinclair
Wilhelm Oscar
NEW ZEALAND
Alexandra Disa Maree
Alice Kahurangi
Ashton Heath
Bayden Dean
Daisy Scout (Rafferty)
Huriana Te Rangimarie Louise (Zion, Wesley, & Shylah)
Jana Catherine
Lincoln Graham Glyndwr
Madden Isaac
Markos Michael
Miriama Ngawaiata
Nikita Sarah
Nixon Flint
Rory Fergus
THE UNITED KINGDOM
Ailish Beryl
Elizabeth Patsy Jayne “Betsy”
Ellis Richie
Esme Natashia Kezia
Faye Mia
Gayle Anne (Ryan)
Georgie Mylie
Herbie Valentine
John Perrings
Kane Albie
Maisie Freya
Marlo Alastair (Zana)
Oakley Ivan
Polly May
Poppy Ina
Rebecca Brodie
Rocco Richard
Roen Murray
Ruairidh Alexander
Tilly Iris
TWINS
Addison & Isla (twin girls) U.K.
Gypsy Georgie & Lulu Ailean (AUS)
Jack & Matilda (AUS)
Kenzie & Kodi (twin girls) U.K.
Poppy Grace & Scarlett Tilly (U.K.)
Rachael Elizabeth Ann & Sarah Adelaide Jane (AUS)
Posted in Australia, baby names, birth announcements, international, New Zealand, stork report, twin names, United Kingdom
Tagged Ada, Addison, Adelaide, Ailean, Ailish, Alastair, Albie, Alexander, Alexandra, Alice, Amaya, Amity, Annette, Arabella, Archer, Ashton, Bayden, Beau, Beryl, Betsy, Billie, Blake, Brodie, Carol, Catherine, Clara, Daisy, Darby, Dean, Dennis, Disa, Dora, Ebony, Edel, Elise, Elizabeth, Ellis, Em, Esme, Estelle, Faye, Felicity, Felix, Fergus, Flint, Flynn, Freya, Gallagher, Gayle, George, Georgie, Glyndwr, Graham, Gypsy, Hannah, Hardy, Heath, Helen, Herbie, Huriana, Imogen, Ina, India, Iris, Isaac, Isla, Isobel, Ivan, Ivy, Jack, Jana, Jeda, Jesse, Jethro, John, Kahurangi, Kalinda, Kane, Kenzie, Kezia, Khunka, Kodi, Liam, Lily, Lincoln, Lloyd, Lottie, Louise, Luca, Luke, Lulu, Mabel, Madden, Mae, Maggie, Maisie, Malin, Maree, Markos, Marlo, Matilda, Maurice, May, Mia, Miriama, Murray, Mylie, Natashia, Ned, Ngawaiata, Nikita, Nixon, Oakley, Orlando, Oscar, Otto, Patsy, Perrings, Polly, Poppy, Rachael, Rafferty, Rangimarie, Rebecca, Redmond, Reuben, Richard, Richie, Rocco, Roen, Rory, Ruairidh, Ryan, Sage, Sapphire, Scarlett, Scout, Shylah, Sinclair, Tahli, Tait, Thomas, Tilly, Valentine, Wilhelm, Zana, Zane, Zara, Zion
