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It's not bad, but I prefer Nicoletta over Nikoletta. It just looks more elegant spelled with a C. I wonder if his wife grew up in Italy. Nicoletta is quite dated in Italy, it would be kind of like naming your child Susan or Linda in the US. Not that it matters, I actually like Susan, Linda and Nicoletta but I would be surprised to see many Italian parents choosing it for their daughter nowadays. Nicole is much less dated in Italy even though it is in the US. I like the name Sky. Giuliana, Sophia and Nicoletta sound nice together. I dislike Kody and Kyra but Cody and Kira are fine.