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Daphne Andromeda is great! Daphne is fun and summery, while Andromeda is stern and wintry, so they provide a nice contrast temperature wise. I agree with you about Ingrid Andromeda being a bit too severe. Combos (AKA throwing ideas at a wall):

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For some crazy reason, Andromeda Brittani came to mind. Just the idea of pairing this statuesque, classical name, with one commonly considered "trashy". I'd actually like Andromeda Brittany if Brittany was pronounced BRIT-ə-nee and not BRIT-nee.
Andromeda Caroline. Caroline is both warm and grounding. I also like it with the Dutch Carolien.
Andromeda Clémence/Clemency/Clementine, to provide some much needed... Softness?
Edith Andromeda
Esme Andromeda
Andromeda Firouzeh
Andromeda Franzi. She sounds so fun, like a semi-legendary 18th century spy/fencer.
Andromeda Hedvig? Too much?
Ismene Andromeda, or Andromeda Ismena, pronounced the Polish way - an-draw-MED-a ees-MEN-a, all Rs rolled.
Andromeda Jane/Janet/Jean/Joan
Andromeda Lavender??
Andromeda Magdalen
Andromeda Marian. Also gives medieval maiden vibes.
Andromeda Merope
Andromeda Mildred
Andromeda Pansy
Andromeda Philomel! I really like Andromeda with mediaeval names.
Romy Andromeda
Andromeda Rosalind/Rosamund? Maybe it's too heavy. Andromeda Rosemary, on the other hand, strikes the right balance.
Andromeda Salomé
Andromeda Semele
Andromeda Susan. Very sensible.
Tansy Andromeda
Temperance Andromeda
Andromeda Xanthe

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masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080

This message was edited 2/21/2022, 3:13 PM