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Autumn Names for Baby Girls

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With crisp air, colorful leaves, bonfires and pumpkins in your mind, look no further than this list for some unique fall-inspired baby name ideas! Even though the first day of Autumn is still a couple weeks away on September 23rd, I thought we'd start pondering it as cooler weather approaches.

If you're due with an Autumn baby in the next couple months and find yourself in need of the perfect name, perhaps you'll "fall" for one of these ideas!


 Amber                                              
Anise
Annona
Apple
Aster
Aurelia
Autumn
Baize
Berry
Carmine
Celeste
Ceres
Charde
Cinnamon
Crysanthemum
Coral
Crimson
Crisanta
Emerald
Eve
Fira
Gaia
Ginger
Goldie
Hazel
Ivy
Jade
Jora
Juniper
Keziah
Laurel
Lavender
Libra
Lily		Maize
Maple
Marigold
Mauve
Moon
November
Octavia
Olive
Opal
Orla
Paisley
Persephone
Rain
Raven
Rhea
Roux
Rowan
Ruby
Saffron
Sage
Sapphire
Scarlet
September
Sienna
Sorrel
Sparrow
Tabitha
Tawny
Topaz
Velvet
Willow
Windy
Xanthe
Zarina
Which of these names do you like best? What would you pair with it? Leave your thoughts in the comment section!
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Pascha said…
I was under the impression Lemon Breeland is actually named Clementine and that Lemon was a nickname. I can't find anything to back it up though. :/
September 12, 2014 at 12:01 PM
Shan said…
I think Aurora Bella is super cute
September 13, 2014 at 11:37 PM
Sharon said…
My grand daughter's name is Magnolia May. Her twin brother is Rocco Ray.
January 2, 2015 at 7:56 PM
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