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It sounds pretty and has a lovely meaning

Just a bit too much I think.

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I like Eleanor(e).
I love Elena.
I like Ariana and love Arianna (yes, I pronounce them differently).

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But there's just something about Eliana; I think it could get confused with Iliana too the way I say it, and if you're stressing the first syllable to get the correct spelling it could all just end up a bit messy.

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Like it in theory. But a bit too much for me.

I adore Eliana. I love how open-voweled it is. I love how it sounds and looks. I love writing/typing it, lol. Having said all that, it is rather airy and I'm not sure I'd ever use it. Still, it's gorgeous. I'd love to meet someone with this name.

It's a lovely name.

I think it,s very pretty and like also like Eliora - if I had to choose one or the other it would be Eliora ...

I think it's a lovely name. I picture an Eliana as a beautiful, graceful young girl with long golden blonde hair.

It sounds too frilly for me, and seems a bit wimpy too. It's actually my niece's name, though they spell it differently, but she hasn't really changed my opinion of the name itself.

I think this is a lovely name, it has really been a favourite for a while. It means sun which is a lovely meaning.
It is a nice alternative to names like Elena and Alina.

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Please Vote PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/151224

I was going to say I didn't think I could use it because I'm not Hispanic or Italian lol but then I found the Hebrew Eliana, which means "my God has answered". I think it's a very pretty name, and it lends itself well to the nickname Ellie, which I love!

It sounds nice, though I prefer Ilianna. It actually sounds like a mix of Elias and Ilianna to me.

Nice.

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Alternatives are:
Helena
Leanne
Liana
Lena
Elena
Alaina
Helen