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My suggestions:
Aurel and Zlata
Lubomir and Irene
Bohdan and Dorothy
Theodor and Dorothy
Radovan and Timea
Radovan and Joyce
Goran and Silvia
Alexis and Sandra
Alexis and Sasha
Vlastimil and Patricia
Felix and Beatrice
Florian and Kveta
Paris and Kassandra – twins of king Priamos and Queen Hekuba
Radúz and Mahulena – from Zeyer´s novel

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The same origin:
Latin: Noel a Natalia
Hebrew: Elijah and Rachel; Jonas and Eliana; Jan and Iva, Ivan and Jane
Czech: Ctirad and Vlasta; Milan and Libena
French: Louis and Aloisia
German: Gilbert and Wilma

Isabella is lovely. :)

I agree with Ariel that Bryn is much prettier than Brynne; Bryn Isabella is lovely. =)

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I personally like Callum with Bryn/ne; it's the first name that popped to mind. Here are some others...

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Bryn and Gregory
Bryn and Owen
Bryn and Maddoc
Bryn and Arthur
Bryn and Gareth (or Garrett, since that is more easily recognized)
Bryn and Oliver (Oli and Bryn is so cute)
Bryn and Cormac (Cor and Mac are both cute nns)
Bryn and Liam / William

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Obviously any of these names will go with Brynne, but I prefer the way they look with "Bryn," which is why I wrote them out that way. Whatever spelling you ultimately settle on, I think that Brynne Isabella is a lovely name, and I wish you the best in finding a name for your boy. =)

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This message was edited 6/25/2008, 1:35 PM

I really actually like the name Brynne. But, it doesn't sound right with Isabella. Is there a reason why you want either one of the names or did they just pop in your head?

Congrats! I think another Welsh name would be nice without being too matchy

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Rhys / Reese / Reece
Aeron
Ellis
Kendall
Emrys
Gavin / Gawain
Morgan
Evan
Sion
Tristan
Kay
Owen / Owain

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And I agree with Ariel and Aileen about using Bryn / Brynn instead of Brynne. The 'e' is unecessary in my opinion. By the way, I LOVE Brynn, I once considered using it for a future daughter. My favorite combo is Brynn Olivia.

This message was edited 6/25/2008, 9:59 AM

May I suggest a great website to you? It's called www.nymbler.com and when you enter a name you like, it will draw up some suggestions for you. Some of my personal suggestions for a boy:

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Morgan, Reilly, Kyle, Evander, Lysander, Shane, Dominic, Cade, Colin, Cedric, Damian, Meredith, Zane, Callum, Alistair, Keane, Neil, Kevin, Cain, Gavin, Garrett, Miles, Milo, Dean, Sean, Rowan, Logan, Cian, Seamus, Duncan, Ashton, Roan, Alec, Ewan, Evan, Westley, Ryan, Ronan, Owen, Chase, Avery, Doyle, Graham, Ian

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Yeah, that was a lot lol. But I would agree with Ariel in that Brynn and Bryn are way better than Brynne. It's just a random E without reason. I really dislike misspellings of names.

Not to keen on Brynne, but Isabella is lovely. For boys, I like Nathan, Samuel, Joshua, Luke, Aaron and James.

Can I convince you to use Brynn or Bryn? It's much, MUCH prettier without the unneeded e on the end. Isabella is nice as a middle name.

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Anyway, a few suggestions.
Leonardo Nathan Rhys Ernesto Ezra Dylan Camillo Noah Shane Levi Isaac Gabriel Pierce Max Eliezer Jonas Morgan Romeo Finn Stefan Collin Owen Benjamin Caleb Quinn Ian Eli Edgar Conor Connor Iago Solomon Nathaniel Elias Josiah