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Winter Names for Girls

It isn't officially winter yet, but the snow is already starting to fall in many places. There is something so magical about the white snow.

If you're a fan of sipping hot cocoa in front of the fire and gazing out the window as the snowflakes flutter down from the night sky, you may find yourself in love with this list of wintery baby girl names.

There's also plenty of holiday-related choices for you as well if you're expecting a winter or Christmas baby!  Which of these are your favorite?


Adair                                        
Alaska
Amaryllis
Angelica
Aspen
Belle
Berry
Bianca
Camellia
Carol
Christabel
Christmas
Chrysanthemum
Clara
Coco
Crimson
Crystal
Dancer
December
Demi
Dorothea
Eira
Eirwen
Eliora
Epiphany
Estelle
Eve
February
Finola
Fire
Freesia
Frostine
Gabrielle
Garnet
Holiday
Holly
Hope
Icelyn
Imani
Ivy
January
Jenara
Josephine
Joy
Lucia
Lumi
Lux
Mary
Merry
Marcissa
Natalie
Neva
Neve
Nevada
Nia
Noelle
Noor
Olwen
Persephone
Primrose
Scarlett
Seren
Snow
Snowflake
Solstice
Stella
Valentina
Virginia
Winter
Wren

Can you think of any other winter or holiday names that should be included on the list? Don't forget to check out last week's post regarding Winter Boy Names too!

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