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I really like Crimson and Clover...Crimson is slightly better.

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Crimson Elizabeth

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Crimson Noelle

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Crimson Talia

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Crimson Isabella

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Crimson Savannah

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Crimson Josephine

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Crimson Liliana

I absolutely love Cordelia. The others are not my style at all.

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I know you prefer two middle names, but I'm just going to throw this out there because it is one of my favorite Cordelia combos: Cordelia Gray / Cordelia Grey. I think it's just gorgeous.

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FN + MN + MN:

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Cordelia Grey Louise / Cordelia Gray Louise
Cordelia Willow Mae
Cordelia Ruth Estelle
Cordelia Gwyneth Lark
Cordelia Felicity Wren
Cordelia Helena Gray / Cordelia Helena Grey
Cordelia Isolde Clare / Cordelia Isolde Claire

I like Cordelia. I don't like the others at all (especially Cambria).

Cordelia, by miles. (Much as I love the Shondells' version of Crimson & Clover)

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Cordelia Violet
Cordelia Frances
Cordelia Fleur
Cordelia Ginevra
Cordelia Justine
Cordelia Saffron
Cordelia Oltea
Cordelia Penelope
Cordelia Romola
Cordelia Irina

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I like Cordelia best. I love how it looks and sounds. I also love the nn options. My least fave is Clover. It makes me think of cows munching in a field somewhere.

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Cordelia Jane
Cordelia Frances
Cordelia Helen
Cordelia Penelope
Cordelia Joy
Cordelia Juniper
Cordelia Mae
Cordelia Mary
Cordelia Rosalie
Cordelia Susanna
Cordelia Willow

Cordelia by far. It's in a league of its own compared with the rest.

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I think it works best with a one-syllable, simple middle name.

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Cordelia Jane
Cordelia May
Cordelia Rose (filler but pretty!)
Cordelia Belle

Clover

Cordelia.

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Cordelia Azura
Cordelia Laurissa
Cordelia Ann
Cordelia Joy
Cordelia Racquel
Cordelia Bea
Cordelia Dawn
Cordelia Rosalind
Cordelia Jessalyn
Cordelia Rochelle
Cordelia April

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Any you like?

I'd have to go for the excessively romantic Cordelia. Cambria makes me think of geology, specifically coal deposits. Clover and Crimson ... there was a pop song in the 1960s that repeated "Crimson and clover, over and over" until you wanted to shoot the radio; anyway, I dislike colour names and Clover seems right for a farm animal.

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But as for liking any of them ... nope. I'd prefer Delia. I'd like Cordelia to have a tough, no-nonsense mn: Cordelia Joan, perhaps, or Cordelia Susan.