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What to Consider When Choosing a Victorian Name

Don’t just pull a name out of thin air— you’ll want to give a lot of thought to the Victorian baby name you choose. To start, experiment with different names—long and short—and see how they flow with baby’s last name. Some names might sound too clunky, while others might be too short for your liking. Also keep in mind the different nicknames associated with them and any spelling variations.

As you familiarize yourself with our listing of Victorian baby names, you’ll find common and uncommon choices. Some of the more popular options include names such as Emma, Henry, Elijah and Victoria. But if you’re gravitating toward more unique Victorian names, you might lean toward names like Blanche, Mamie, Horace or Grover. You’ll also find a wide range of unisex names, from Perry and Jesse to Hazel and Ellis. These are great options especially if you are keeping baby’s gender a surprise until the big day.

With so many incredible Victorian names to explore, you’re certain to find one that will be the perfect match for baby.