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Rhiannon is a great choice. It's known, but not overly used. It's feminine but not overly frilly. It has many nn possibilites: Rhia, Ree, Annie, Wren.

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Garnet Rhiannon and Zoe Rhiannon are a stock combinations of mine. But you're looking for mns, not fns. OK. How about:

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Rhiannon Kate / Kay
Rhiannon Violet
Rhiannon Maeve
Rhiannon Zoe
Rhiannon Pearl
Rhiannon Esme
Rhiannon Carys
Rhiannon Isobel / Isabel / Isabelle (variant of Elyse)
Rhiannon Vera
Rhiannon Jada
Rhiannon Alice / Alix / Alys
Rhiannon Skye
Rhiannon Eve
Rhiannon Kestrel
Rhiannon Eirlys ("EHR-lis")

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You like? :-)

This message was edited 10/27/2011, 3:29 PM