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That I know of, there's no "rule", just that the names aren't too close-sounding or non-euphonic. The first part of the name is constructed most of the time by Marie or Anne for girls, Jean or sometimes Paul for boys.

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Unlike in the US, hyphenated names in France and Italy are perceived as being upper class and possibly a bit snooty. Of yours I like:

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Anne-Sophie
Anne-Amelie
Anne-Lucie
Anne-Victoire
Anne-Aurelie
Anne-Ophelie
Anne-Melisande
Anne-Alienor
Anne-Helene
Anne-Sylvie
Anne-Coralie
Marie-Lucienne
Marie-Oceane
Marie-Charlotte
Marie-Eliane
Marie-Chantal
Marie-Pauline (Pauline is familial)
Marie-Helene
Marie-Genevieve
Jean-Amedee
Marie-Chloe
Anne-Chloe
Anne-Eloise
Paul-Alain
Paul-Alexandre
Paul-Michel
Paul-David
Paul-Daniel
Jean-Michel
Jean-Alexandre
Jean-Pierre
Jean-David
Jean-Daniel
Jean-Alexis
Jean-Charles
Marie-Fleur