Congrats! You both like [name]Lyra[/name], which is one of my favorites on your lists! It’s beautiful. I see overlap on [name]Delilah[/name], too. That’s nice as long as you don’t mind the original bearer; I like the nickname [name]Lilah[/name] a lot. And [name]Dalia[/name] hits both lists. Have you considered the spelling [name]Dahlia[/name]? I think [name]Dalia[/name] looks incomplete, while [name]Dahlia[/name] is the more accepted, floral spelling. I looove [name]Dahlia[/name]! I would hone in on those when looking for immediate compromise.
From there, I see that he likes names that are at the top of current popularity: [name]Emma[/name], [name]Alivia[/name], [name]Mia[/name], and [name]Lilly[/name] are basically in the Top 10 thanks to spelling and full name variations ([name]Olivia[/name] and all the versions of [name]Lilian[/name]/[name]Lillian[/name]/[name]Lily[/name]/[name]Liliana[/name] push the ranks of [name]Alivia[/name] and [name]Lilly[/name] higher). They’re all pretty, but they’re also in high use these days. You like things that are more unusual, if still a bit on-trend. I don’t care for Elliette; if you are going to use a boys’ name on a girl, that’s cool, but I personally wouldn’t “girly” up the spelling. (Side note: have you considered [name]Elliot[/name] for a boy?) I would also steer clear of [name]Israel[/name]; I think the politics around it are just a bit too hot to want to incorporate it so strongly into a child’s life. [name]Gwen[/name], [name]Violet[/name], and [name]Sienna[/name] are truly beautiful, though. When looking for overlap with girls’ names, I think you both gravitate toward shorter, feminine names with a graceful sound. You might be able to find common ground over familiar (more popular) names with a less common twist. Here are a couple that might snag you both:
[name]Aria[/name]
[name]Aubrey[/name], [name]Audra[/name], or [name]Auden[/name]
[name]Autumn[/name]
[name]Layla[/name] or [name]Leila[/name]
[name]Gabrielle[/name] or [name]Giselle[/name]
[name]Keira[/name] or [name]Kyra[/name] (prn [name]Keer[/name]-a)
[name]Vivienne[/name] or [name]Vivian[/name]
[name]Ellison[/name], [name]Ellis[/name], or [name]Ellery[/name] (nn [name]Ellie[/name]) as an alternative to Elliette
[name]Avery[/name] (nn [name]Ava[/name])
[name]Amelia[/name] (nn [name]Mia[/name])
[name]Willow[/name]
[name]Delaney[/name]
As for boys, I think you’ll find common ground. Besides the fact that you’ve got a solid name agreed on (yay!), I think that [name]Owen[/name], [name]Ethan[/name], and [name]Wesley[/name] all fall into the same charmingly boyish, American-solid category. You might also like:
[name]Evan[/name]
[name]Grayson[/name]/[name]Greyson[/name]
[name]Macon[/name]
[name]Connor[/name]
[name]Gavin[/name]
[name]Bryce[/name]
[name]Cooper[/name]
[name]Carson[/name]
[name]Lincoln[/name] (nn [name]Linc[/name] or [name]Cole[/name])
[name]Garrett[/name]
[name]Weston[/name]