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Edmund is the perfect compliment to your list of names. I fell in love with the name Edmund as a teen reading Mansfield Park. It's so distinguished. :-)

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Edmund Ambrose
Edmund Patrick
Edmund Oliver
Edmund Piers
Edmund Phineas
Edmund Giles
Edmund Milo
Edmund Ivo
Edmund Leo
Edmund Hugo
Edmund Francis
Edmund Malcolm
Edmund Lawrence
Edmund Gervase
Edmund Wilfred
Edmund Wolfram
Edmund Cormac
Edmund Jasper
Edmund Cyril
Edmund Cedric
Edmund Thomas
Edmund Henry
Edmund Linus
Edmund Mark
Edmund John / St. John (SIN-jun)
Edmund Clement

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I know what you mean about Edmund, the boy in Narnia really made me like his real name, Skandar, but it also really made me like Edmund too. The little girl made me really also love the name Lucy! :D

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Edmund is a really noble name, but perhaps it's my favorite author who said it best: "There is nobleness in the name of Edmund. It is a name of heroism and renown; of kings, princes, and knights" - Jane Austen, Mansfield Park

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Anyway, I do think it goes nicely with the other names you listed, especially Aubrey and Caspian!
What do you think of these Edmund combos?
Edmund Peter
Edmund James
Edmund Thomas
Edmund Henry
Edmund Charles
Edmund Frederick
Edmund George
Edmund Gerald
Edmund Dominic
Edmund Philip
Edmund Lucian
Edmund Julian
Edmund Oliver
Edmund Bruce
Edmund Brock (Charles Edmund Brock is one of my favorite book illustrators)
Edmund Neil

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I grew up with a little boy named Edmund who lived down the block from me. He was a weird kid; their whole family was weird. His brother's name was York (Yorke?) so that's the first think I thought of as a offbeat mn.