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Hmm well I'd maybe use traditional masculine names with softer nns, so that they can choose when they get older which they want to use. For example, I love Allan nn Allie, but if I called my son that and he wanted to go by Allan, that'd be ok by me. You could try Bevan for a more masuculine alternative to Beverly (and if you wanted to be cringe-worthingly rhymey you could have Bevan and Devon...)

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other suggestions of names I find feminine are below. Personally I hate matching/rhyming names on twins, but have tried to group them together for you

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Ashley, Aidan or Adrian nn Adie (however you want to spell it), Adriel, Ambrose, Ali as a nn for Alistair, Ainsley

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Brodie

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Carey, Cassidy, Cody, Casey (rhymes with Dacey, Tracy, Macy, etc)

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Darcy, Dorian (goes well with Vivian or Fabian), Derry

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Elisha, Ellery, Emery (this means "joint ruler", possibly fitting for a twin!)

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Finley, Flavius

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Hilary, Haley, Halley (rhymes with Allie)

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Isidore

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Jay

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Keeley, Kelly, Kelsey

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Lacy, Leslie, Lucius, Lachlan nn Lachie

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Mallory, Marcel, Meredith, Mischa as a nn for Michael

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Nicholas nn Nicky, Naoise, Noel

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Oliver nn Ollie or Liv

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Parry, Perry (rhymes with Terry), Pascal

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Raphael, Rory

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Shannon, Stevie as a nn for Steven

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Teddy as a nn for Theodore

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S xx

This message was edited 1/15/2008, 2:36 PM