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I dislike Blythe, I think it's masculine and not very beautiful, sorry

I like Annabel and I like Blythe but not together. Katherine Blythe flows really well but I don't like Katherine. So your best bet would be Aurelia Blythe.

I'm not crazy about it as a fn - it sounds kind of harsh to me, maybe because of its closeness to "blight." But I have seen it used well as a mn. Of your picks, Aurelia Blythe is the nicest, I think.

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The B sound in Annabel Blythe doesn't bother me, but I think a more ornate name than Annabel or Katherine works better with Blythe. Aurelia is like that. Someone else posted a combo of Cordelia Blythe not too long ago (maybe that was you?) - that was very nice also.

Blythe is an okay name, not one of my favourites but I can tolerate it.
Aurelia Blythe is very pretty.
I don't think there's too much 'b' in Annabel Blythe at all. In my opinion it sounds better than Katherine Blythe does.

I view Blythe as a boy's name (check link). Therefore, I would not use any of your combos.

It makes a pretty and unusual middle name. It's growing on me.

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There was a really creepy guy in my high school whose surname was Blyth (pronounced the same way), so it does remind me of him a bit :-.

Blythe has a lovely meaning - I used to dislike it, but now is growing on me. out of the three combos, I like Aurelia Blythe best. Aurora Blythe or
Alicia Blythe also sound nice IMHO

I like Blythe; it makes a good middle name for a lot of things.

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Aurelia Blythe is very nice!
Annabel Blythe wouldn't be too B-heavy, but with both the B and the L repeated, it lacks some flow.
Katherine Blythe won't do - it's lispy because of the two th's. Perhaps Katerina Blythe?

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- chazda

I love it!! Aurelia Blythe is pretty, but I prefer Aurora to Aurelia. Annabel Blythe and Katherine Blythe don't seem to have the right flow, but you're off to a good start with a really feminine first name with Blythe as the mn.

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My favorite is Diana Blythe. :) I also like Celia Blythe, Vivienne Blythe, Adrienne Blythe.