Twins
Isaac William and Ebony Skye (Zara)
Matisse Juanita and Eve Adeline (Archie)
Girls
Acacia Lee
Adeline Ziporah
Amelia Maisie
Arabella Mary (Samuel, Charles)
Bonnie Constance
Calais Rose
Delilah Evelyn
Dixie Lilyanne (Bella, Georgia, Dusty, Tex, Harley)
Guinevere Portia (Jedd)
Lilia Florence
Mahina Jean
Millie Bay (Asha)
Mississippi Alannah Quinn (David, Rhys, Eiza, Amelia, Bayley)
Oceah Dior
Pearl Eliza
Boys
Aaro Nicolas Hong Ye
Ash Lee (Harry, Lochlain)
Campbell Huon (Lily)
Clancy James (Waylon, Jacky)
D’Atagnan
Fox Cohen
Hugo Atlas (Ava)
Inigo Charles
Koa Jacob (Eli)
Luca Franco (Ryder)
Nathaniel Thomas (James, Charlie)
Orson Francois
Oscar Miro (Pietro)
Reginald Arthur Andrew
Ryder Benjamin (Hawk)
Most popular names this week
Girls: Sophie
Boys: Jack and Jacob
(Picture shows Canberra preparing to celebrate its 100th birthday on Lake Burley Griffin)
Waltzing More Than Matilda 
I just came across this post, looking for something else – Inigo Charles is my little boy! How funny. I can say that, a year on, we’ve had a huge range of responses to his name (which is a Welsh family name). We expected that, as it is unusual, but we didn’t totally anticipate the confusion with Indigo..! Ah well.
But most people are pleasantly surprised and have all sorts of good associations (Inigo Jones the architect, Inigo Montoya from Princess Bride!)
And the Charles is after his grandfather, and we thought a good solid counterbalance.
I love the name Inigo, and I’m glad most see it in a positive light (I do see why Indigo might throw people off). I thought Inigo Charles was a very handsome combination. Congratulations on your little boy! 🙂
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My brother is named Isaac and I am Ebony wow
I thought that one would interest you! 🙂
You know too well 🙂
Wow! What a collection!. There are so many lovely combos here. Adeline Ziporah, Arabella Mary, Bonnie Constance, Guinevere Portia, Lilia Florence, Pearl Eliza, Hugo Atlas and Luca Franco are my favourites.
I also quite like D’Artagnan in a GP kind of way.
There was a message in the notice to say that Adeline Ziporah had been named after her great-grandmothers, from both sides of the family – sweet.
Oh, that’s lovely!
I try really hard not to say I hate this name I hate that name what were they thinking, especially because these are real people, but Mississippi has me biting my tongue.
After reading through tons of Charlottes and Sophies, I rather like reading a Mississippi … I’m guessing she will get called Missy anyway.
Anyway, tune in next week – your tongue will get quite a work out! 😉