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Baby Naming Challenge - Celestial Edition

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To conclude this starry, starry couple of weeks we've had, I propose a little baby naming challenge. It is a simple initial related game that should bring about a good variety of name options and fun combinations. Take a look at the three sibling sets below and decide for yourself which names you'd choose. I added my choices at the bottom. Have fun!

Set of Twins: STAR
Boy's initials are ST
Girl's initials are AR
What are their names?

Set of Twins: MOON
Girl's initials are MO
Girl's initials are ON
What are their names?

Set of Triplets: PLANET
Boy's initials are PL
Boy's initials are AN
Girl's initials are ET
What are their names?


My choices:

Set 1: Sebastian Theodore & Aveline Ramona
Set 2: Mabel Olivia & Odette Nova
Set 3: Philip Lucas, Arthur Nathaniel & Ella Tamsin

Which names would you go with? Share your choices in the comment section or join the chatter on Facebook!
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Elizabeth Johnson said…
Set of Twins: STAR
Boy's initials are Samuel Tiberius
Girl's initials are Anona Rosalie

Set of Twins: MOON
Girl's initials are Mary Onnolee
Girl's initials are Opal Naomi

Set of Triplets: PLANET
Boy's initials are Patrick Lionel
Boy's initials are Alfred Nigel
Girl's initials are Elsa Tempest
August 16, 2014 at 2:21 PM
JeannieDreamin' said…
Sebastião Tristão and Agatha Rose
Magnolia Opal and Oliana Nola
Paolo Luca, Atticus Nate and Eleanor Theodora.
October 7, 2014 at 3:53 PM
Caitie said…
STAR - Seamus Thatcher and Agnes Rose
MOON - Maud Ophelia and Oona Nell
PLANET - Padraig Lewis, Alec Neville, and Eleanor Lark
October 29, 2014 at 5:20 PM
Lilah McDaniel said…
Stellan Thomas & Amalia Riley

Madeline Odessa & Olivia Natalie

Peter Lucas, Adam Nicholas, Elise Theodora
November 19, 2014 at 1:24 PM
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