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Siblings for Edward and Victoria
by Sylvia D (ms.felice)
2/26/2020, 6:07 PM
What names do you think would go well with Victoria and Edward? I’m looking for something similar in that they’re classic, but not common (so not like Elizabeth)
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- Cinnabar
2/29/2020, 7:46 PM
Well, Queen Victoria thought that Alice, Alfred, Helena, Louise, Arthur, Leopold, and Beatrice worked :)I'm not sure what's too common for you, but I would suggest:Julia, Clarissa, Alexandra, Eugenie, Adelaide, Maud, Augusta, Caroline, Helena, IreneAlbert, Henry, Frederick, William, Maurice, Charles, Victor
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- Anneza
2/27/2020, 12:22 PM
Lionel and, um, Beatrice. Or Vivien, or Eleanor.
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- AhaRememo (guest)
2/27/2020, 10:35 AM
Adrian
Reginald
Lucius
Oscar
Jonathan
Marcus
Sebastian
John
Ninian
MartinRenata
Joceline
Felicia
Martha
Eva
Georgina
Diana
Emilia
Natalia
Lena
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- Martha (CarolineCarolina)
2/27/2020, 7:15 AM
I'd go like full on glamor with it, like Pandora, Antonia, Cosima, Verity, Augusta, Violet, Algernon, Benedict, Tristram, Caspian, etc. etc.
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- M.Catalina nsi (guest)
2/27/2020, 6:09 AM
Victoria and Edward give off heavily British royal vibes to me, but more 1800s than medieval or current. What about:Victoria, Edward, and Adelaide
Victoria, Edward, and Alice
Victoria, Edward, and Alexandra
Victoria, Edward, and Beatrice
Victoria, Edward, and TheodoraVictoria, Edward, and Frederick
Victoria, Edward, and Arthur
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- Belphoebe
2/27/2020, 3:14 AM
Both Victoria and Edward are British monarchs so I tend to look at the British Royalty for sibling names. Victoria & Edward & George
Victoria & Edward & Philip
Victoria & Edward & Wulf Victoria & Edward & Harold
Victoria & Edward & Oliver
Victoria & Edward & Winson Victoria & Edward & Guildford
Victoria & Edward & Windsor
Victoria & Edward & Willem
Victoria & Edward & Matilda
Victoria & Edward & Jane
Victoria & Edward & Edith Victoria & Edward & Philippa
Victoria & Edward & Catherine
Victoria & Edward & Henrietta

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- aussiechic04
2/27/2020, 2:55 AM
It depends on where you're located as to what is "common". If in USA I would consider Victoria common as it is ranked #21, and has been in the Top 50 (in modern times) since 1987. However, in England it has been out of Top 50 since 2000, so I wouldn't consider it common there anymore.Some names in the same classic style as Edward and Victoria (some more "common" than others):George
William
Louis
Arthur
Henry
Alexander
Frederick
FrancisAlice
Charlotte
Helena
Isabel
Amelia
Matilda
Eleanor
Margaret
Beatrice
Catherine

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- AliNic
2/26/2020, 11:37 PM
Boy
Nigel
Nathaniel
Preston
Marlon
DeanGirl
Lynette
Penelope
Melanie
Cornelia
Deanna

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- Pink Princess
2/26/2020, 10:46 PM
Mary, Martha, Lucy, Louisa, Clara, Alice or Tabitha for a girl and William, Thomas, Terrence, Alexander, Frederick, Henry, James, John, Louis, Michael, Maxwell or Vincent for a boy.
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- Kerilyntaryn21
2/26/2020, 7:17 PM
Sophie, George, Charlotte, Henry, James, Lawrence, Oliver, Robert, Stuart, Thomas, William, Walter, Adelaide, Rose, Grace, Helena, Josephine, Susannah, Katherine, Kathleen, Kathryn, Laura, Amelia, Matilda, Penelope, Rebecca, Tessa, Genevieve
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- Sparrow (Andrew Sparrow)
2/26/2020, 6:47 PM
Alice
Alfred
Helena
Leopold
Arthur
Louise
Beatrice
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