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I really like Johanna, much more so than Joanna. It feels timeless yet youthful.

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JOhanna Maeve
Johanna Maude
Johanna Grace or Johanna Graciela
Johanna Laurel
Johanna Marguerite
Johanna Joy or Johanna Joyce
Johanna Elyse
Johanna Claire
And I think it pairs nicely with Penelope, Katherine, Elisabeth & Ingrid.

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For some reason, I seem to want to pair it with an M name.

I like it but it's a tad too Biblical for me. And, someone I know is called Johannes, so I'm definitely not going to use it as a first name. Maybe as a middle, to honour my grandfather.
I love all of your middle names except for Annabelle, Ingrid and Maia.

With an h, it's very dated where I live but is sometimes still used by the family-conscious or the trendily retro. And it would be pronounced you-HUN-uh.

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I greatly prefer Joanna.

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As a mn, I think anything with an Ann- in it should be avoided. Pity about Annabel, but the sound isn't good.

I prefer the spelling Joanna.

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Johanna Bridget
Johanna Elizabeth
Johanna Eliana
Johanna Leda
Johanna Mila
Johanna Milica
Johanna Niamh
Johanna Raven
Johanna Sarah
Johanna Tara
Johanna Viola

It's a nice enough name. There are other forms of it I like better, but it's good. Even though I'm generally not a fan of Penelope (makes me think of "The Perils of..."), but of the mns you've suggested, that one flows the best.
Faith
Hailey
Laurelle
Vivian (or a variant of that)
Verity
Mavelle
Mabel
Karyn / Karen
Kathleen (not as boring and overused as Katherine might seem to some people and seems to flow better w/ Johanna)
Dove

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I like the combo Johanneke Mizuki.

This message was edited 6/19/2013, 6:16 AM

I love it. I think I like Joanna better, but I go back and forth. I love Johanna Poppy and Johanna Penelope!

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Here are some I can think of:
Johanna Camille
Johanna Calliope
Johanna Persephone
Johanna Clare
Johanna Simone

I have always loved the name Johanna, although it's very common here. To me it sounds like an old, strong and warm-hearted grandmother, a real working-class heroine.
I think Ingrid Johanna sounds good; it's probably a very common combo here.

Johanna I don't mind, but I personally prefer Joanna. I actually think Johanna Poppy would be adorable, as would Johanna Katherine.