we rounded up some of the best baby names for twin girls, and we picked the best pairings ourselves. Here are our favorite combinations for twin girl names.
- Isabella, Sophia
- Hazel, Maeve
- Olivia, Sophia
- Iris, Ivy
- Ava, Emma
- Heaven, Nevaeh (Nevaeh is Heaven reversed!)
- Madison, Morgan
- Charlotte, Evelyn
- Ava, Isla
- Amelia, Olivia
- Aurora, Arabella
- Luna, Rose
- Faith, Grace
- Gabriella, Isabella
- Abigail, Olivia
- Emma, Sophia
- London, Paris
- Elizabeth, Emily
- Valeria, Vanessa
- Emily, Grace
- Emma, Grace
- Gabriella, Isabella
- Abigail, Allison
- Abigail, Emma
- Addison, Ava
- Anna, Emma
- Ava, Mia
- Ava, Sophia
- Abigail, Emily
- Addison, Emma
- Chloe, Sophie
- Grace, Hope
- Natalie, Nicole
- Savannah, Sierra
- Allison, Ashley
- Ella, Lily
- Emily, Natalie
- Emily, Olivia
- Emma, Hannah
- Emma, Lily
- Haylee, Kaylee
- Jennifer, Jessica
- Madison, Mckenzie
- Abigail, Elizabeth
- Addison, Avery
- Adriana, Andrea
- Alexandra, Elizabeth
- Ashley, Emily
- Ava, Grace
- Rose, Lily
Meaningful Cute Double Names For Baby Girl
You may be wondering how the custom of giving middle names came about. There are a number of reasons middle names became popular and are an accepted part of many cultures today. Back in the Middle Ages, European families adopted middle names as a way to give their children both a given name and a Christian saint’s name. Later, the tradition changed and evolved in different ways. At one point, middle names were often the mother’s maiden name. If you were from an aristocratic family, for example, you may have been given multiple middle names to show your high place in society. In certain cultures, the concept of a middle name is uncommon or unheard of. Middle names aren’t used in Asia, Latin America, and Africa. In Spanish-speaking nations, a child will often have a compound first name like Maria Dolores. In Africa, a child will receive many first names, each with a specific meaning or purpose, such as conveying the child’s birth order and even the day the child was born. With this background in mind, feel free to create, follow, or ignore any tradition you like. You can choose one middle name, or several. You can select one that somehow rhymes or matches the first name, or you can pick a middle name that is completely different from the first. A middle name that is meaningful to you and that sounds good when you say your baby girl’s full name out loud is a good one. That’s the true test to ensure you’ve found the perfect name! Giving your daughter a middle name can also be a great opportunity to
- honor a beloved family member
- do something unique and different
- create a nice-sounding first name–middle name pairing
- give more of your favorite names, so you don’t miss out on using one of your top names
- pick a middle name that’s classy, cute, or pretty.
If you’re getting really creative and you want to go for a middle name that’s truly unusual with special characters or many, many letters, check your state laws about what’s allowed, as some states have special restrictions.