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I think the most obvious suggestion is Charlotte but I don't like Charlotte.

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It might sound a little out there but I like the name Charlemagne. Not sure if the name Charlie really matches as a nn though. Honestly, I think Charlie is fine by itself. I don't like how there aren't really any full names (that I can think of) with the harsh 'ch' sound that Charlie has. Charlie doesn't really work as a nn on a girl, I'd just name her Charlie.

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Edit: Charlemagne is a masculine name but I like it on a girl.

This message was edited 3/19/2013, 6:43 AM

There aren't any good ones, unless you're pronouncing Charlie with a SH- sound instead of like Charlie Brown. You could invent Charlia or Charlesanne or Charlena or Charlette, etc, pronouncing them with a CH like in Charles, and that'd work. But I think Charlie with CH as in Charles, as a nick for a name pronounced with a SH like in Charlotte etc, sounds artificial and self-consciously masculine, like Al for Alyssa.

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If you're pronouncing it with a SH sound, I vote for Charlotte or Charlize.

This message was edited 3/18/2013, 7:50 PM

These may be too much a stretch for you but...

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Christiane (Fr. pronunciation)
Scholastica
Scholastique

My daughter's name is Charlotte Johanna (nn Charlie). She goes mostly by Charlie. It fits her so well.

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I also like:
Charlaine
Charlene
Charla
or just plain Charlie, Charley, Charlee for a name. I personally prefer it for a nickname.

Charlene, Charlotte, Charla, Charlayne, Charlize, and I once knew a Charlynda.

I prefer Charlie for a boy. Any name starting with Char- works for a girl. So, Charlotte, Charlene, Charmaine. Charlotte is the only one I'd use though.

The only ones I like are Charlotte and Charlotta. There aren't very many names Charlie can be a nickname for.

Oh my, I have the same problem, though what I find what I like so far is Charlesetta and Charliza! But if you are more for conventiality then go for either Charlene or Charlotte!