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Ian is actually my dad's name and he doesn't have a mn. I'm not overly keen on the name, even though I love my dad dearly. It's just not really my style. Anyway here are some combo suggestions:

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Ian Blake
Ian Oscar
Ian Peter
Ian Harry
Ian Lucas
Ian Joseph
Ian George
Ian Felix
Ian Chase
Ian Samuel
Ian Scott
Ian Rhys
Ian Rupert

I know a little boy named Ian Morgan

Love Ian. Sorry if any of these are repeats:

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Ian Christopher
Ian Alexander
Ian Bartholomew
Ian Archimedes
Ian Thaddeus
Ian Archibald
Ian Cornelius
Ian Emmanuel
Ian Augustus
Ian Thomas
Ian Patrick
Ian Ambrose / Emrys
Ian Roderick
Ian Zachary
Ian Michael
Ian Balthazar
Ian Casimir
Ian Anatole
Ian Melchior
Ian Dominic
Ian Nicodemus
Ian Marius
Ian Aurelius
Ian Frederick
Ian Jonas
Ian Sylvester
Ian Theodore
Ian Andrew
Ian Benedict

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I like Ian.

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Ian Raymond
Ian Mark
Ian David
Ian Anthony
Ian Ricardo

Well... In Catalonia it is a popular name, and it is in the top 100 in Chile. I like Ian. I can't say I love it, but it is a pretty name and it can suit anyone. :)

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Ian Raphael
Ian Daniel
Ian Klaus
Ian Christopher
Ian Marc
Ian Oliver
Ian Alexander
Ian Donovan
Ian Claude
Ian Silvester
Ian Casimir
Ian Lloyd
Ian Lionel
Ian Dominic
Ian Emmanuel
Ian Charles
Ian Gregory / Gregg
Ian Cosimo
Ian Theodore
Ian Leopold
Ian Elliott
Ian Orion
Ian Qasim
Ian Miles
Ian Gideon

Ian has been very popular in Scotland and England. For this reason, it has a certain panache, being seen as the quintessential British name. When I worked as a telemarketer, I swear, every single Ian that I contacted had a British accent. But this is sure to change as it becomes more popular in the U.S.
Hearing the name Ian always gives me a thrill, because I was once madly in love with a man with that name. But that's just because of the association, not the name itself. I don't particularly care for it.
But many disagree, because it's climbing the popularity charts here.

I like Ian, a lot.

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Ian Christopher
Ian Thaddeus
Ian Heath
Ian Michael

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I prefer longer middle names with such a short first name, but I'm sure a lot of middle names could work.

It's never been a favourite of mine, but it is short, workable and handsome.

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Ian Raphael
Ian George
Ian Alastair
Ian James
Ian Isidore
Ian Robert
Ian Daniel
Ian Harris
Ian Charles
Ian Nathaniel
Ian Gabriel
Ian Mackenzie