Adorable double barrel names are such a lovely way to give your baby girl a unique name!
Although double barrel names are growing in popularity, they have not yet cracked into the top 100 most popular baby names.
That means you can find a rarely used baby name – or put together something unique for your baby – by using this creative trend.
One syllable names make the most popular choice when it comes to the second part of a double barrel name. This is because it is a far more tidy sound and brings the name together prettily.
For this reason you will find the most popular names to use as the second part of a double barrel name are Rose, Rae, May, Mae and Grace.
However that doesn’t rule out two syllable names, for example Lily pairs really nicely with combinations such as Amelia-Lily and Mia-Lily.
For rare girl names you can combine whatever you want to find something that no one else has used before – for example why not try Harper-Brave or Oda-North.
We’ve got over 150 double barrel girl names for you to choose from to help you decide!
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Popular double barrel girl names
The following names are the most popular double barrel girl names, in order starting at the most used in 2020.
These gorgeous names were taken from the ONS data.
Ivy-Rose
Amelia-Rose
Isla-Rose
Ava-Rose
Ella-Rose
Bella-Rose
Gracie-Mae
Lily-Mae
Mia-Rose
Olivia-Rose
Harper-Rose
Elsie-Mae
Ivy-Mae
Ava-Grace
Ella-Mae
Lilly-Rose
Evie-Mae
Elsie-Rose
Isabella-Rose
Darcie-Mae
Lilly-Mae
Amelia-Grace
Millie-Mae
Sienna-Rose
Molly-Mae
Layla-Rose
Ruby-Mae
Millie-Rose
Olivia-Grace
Delilah-Rose
Willow-Rose
Darcie-Rae
Willow-Rose
Ellie-May
Lola-Rose
Luna-Rae
Summer-Rose
Elsie-May
Gracie-May
Harper-Rae
Aurora-Rose
Scarlett-Rose
Ada-Rose
Daisy-May
Hallie-Mae
Ivy-Grace
Ivy-Rae
Layla-Mae
Isla-Grace
Isla-May
Myla-Rose
Rosie-May
Skyla-Rose
Bonnie-Rose
Aria-Rose
Lexi-Rose
Emily-Rose
Evelyn-Rose
Lilly-May
Mollie-Mae
Arabella-Rose
Autumn-Rose
Gracie-Leigh
Lottie-Mae
Olivia-Mae
Gracie-Mai
Luna-Rose
Evie-May
Freya-Rose
Poppy-Rose
Amber-Rose
Amelia-Mae
Ellie-Rose
Evie-Grace
Hallie-Rose
Indie-Rose
Ivy-Rose
Willow-Grace
Darcie-Rose
Ella-Grace
Violet-Rose
Winter-Rose
Nevaeh-Rose
Sophia-Grace
Harper-Mae
Poppy-Mae
Ava-Rae
Bella-Rae
Bonnie-Rae
Everleigh-Rose
Lily-Grace
Thea-Rose
Elsie-Rae
Ada-Grace
Bella-Mae
Eva-Maria
Lacey-Mae
Savannah-Rose
Wynter-Rose
River-Rose
Amelia-Lily
Eva-Rose
Harmony-Rose
Lilah-Rose
Lola-Mae
Marnie-Rae
Poppy-May
Ayla-Mae
Daisy-Mai
Darcy-Mae
Delilah-Rae
Emilia-Rose
Harper-Grace
Vienna-Rose
Elsie-Mai
Gracie-Rose
Nylah-Rae
Willow-Mae
Amelia-Rae
Annie-Mae
Dolly-Mae
Layla-Mae
Nyla-Rose
Ruby-Leigh
Willow-Rae
Bonnie-May
Charlotte-Rose
Esmae-Grace
Mia-Grace
Mila-Mae
Sienna-Mae
Amelia-May
Annie-May
Annie-Rose
Billie-Mae
Billie-Rose
Bonnie-Leigh
Eden-Rose
Elsie-Grace
Molly-Rose
Myla-Grace
Myla-Rae
Nova-Rae
Poppy-Rae
Rosie-Leigh
Skyla-Mae
Tilly-Mae
Aaliyah-Rose
Darcie-May
Eliza-Mae
Gracie-Rae
Avery-Rose
Daisie-Mae
Daisy-Leigh
Darcie-Leigh
Dolcie-Rae
Dollie-Rose
Elsie-Marie
Emmie-Rae
Esme-Grace
Harlow-Rose
Hollie-Mae
Isabelle-Rose
Lily-Sue
Unusual double barrel girl names
If you want a rare double barrel girl name that isn’t seen every day then check out these adorable combinations.
Amber-Star
Ava-Kate
Avery-Joy
Bailey-Blue
Darcey-Leigh
Elsa-Faith
Everleigh-Drew
Flora-Ann
Harley-Rose
Harper-Beth
Indie-Violet
Isla-Louise
Kady-Jo
Kyra-Belle
Lana-Jane
Lila-Marie
Lola-Hope
Luna-Jade
Mila-Mae
Naomi-June
Olivia-Bloom
Poppy-Snow
Sarah-Leigh
Zara-Gray
How to pick a double barrel name
Here are a few tips for choosing a double barrel name or even inventing one of your own.
Get creative
When it comes to making your own double barrel baby girl name then get creative.
It’s exciting to create something that is totally unique so think outside the box when it comes to names – for example Snow or Star as the second part of your double barrel are really pretty.
Consider the sound
The point of a double barrel name is that the sounds work well together. With middle names you can get away with less of a blended sound however you need to really marry a double barrel name so that the words work seamlessly together.
For example Lacie-Evie is not going to sound as natural as Lacie-Mae. The two need to compliment each other and flow together when it comes to sounds.
This is why one syllable names work so well in this type of moniker, however I want to stress it does not have to be a one syllable name!
Make it snappy
A double barrel name shouldn’t be too complex to pronounce. It needs to be as easy to say as a single standing first name if it will be used as your baby’s name every day.
That doesn’t mean you have to stick to two syllable names to make it work, some gorgeous four syllable names like Olivia work really great as a double barrel when combined with names like Rae or Rain.
Try different combinations
Write down your ideas, starting by writing down all of the names you really love.
Then consider what works together and what doesn’t. Write down the pairings you think will work and sound them out loud to try them out. You will decide pretty quickly what works well and what names don’t quite connect together.
