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I have always loved the combo Honey Marigold. I also love the idea of Honey Beatrice nn Bee, about which I disagree with hayleyskye (I thought of it too). Along the same lines there are always Honey Deborah and Honey Melissa, both of which mean "bee."

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I'll make some suggestions, but you should be forewarned that I like whimsy, poetry and phrase names. Some of these I like for their meanings, together and/or separately, and some for their sound; and some have both charms together.

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Honey Amber
Honey Ann/e (a sentimental favorite)
Honey Belle (another sentimental favorite)
Honey Blossom
Honey Carys
Honey Claire
Honey Clementine
Honey Crimson
Honey Delilah
Honey Jane
Honey Jasmine
Honey Justine
Honey Katrienne
Honey Leigh
Honey Lucine
Honey Marinda
Honey Milena
Honey Mirabella
Honey Mireille
Honey Pearl
Honey Rhiannon
Honey Rose
Honey Scarlett
Honey Soleil
Honey Summer (another sentimental favorite)
Honey Tallulah
Honey True
Honey Valora
Honey Willow