Hello!
I love names with “ae” in them, but I feel like my knowledge of them is pretty limited. I know and love [name]Graeme[/name], [name]Braeden[/name], [name]Mae[/name], and [name]Phaedre[/name]. I prefer names that are more common; I know that you can technically put “ae” anywhere that is “ay”, but I’m looking for the names that are more established with this spelling.
Thanks!
[name]Emily[/name]
Raechel
Kaelie- not the traditional spelling but this is how my friend spells it
[name]Maeve[/name]
[name]Shaela[/name]
[name]Caecilia[/name] (roman root) I’m sure there are more of these
[name]Rachael[/name]
[name]Jael[/name]/[name]Yael[/name]
[name]Aerith[/name] (game geeks)
[name]Danae[/name]
Aerie
[name]Fae[/name]
[name]Jae[/name]
[name]Renae[/name]
Aedric
Here are a few more…
[name]Laelia[/name] (forget the root but I believe it’s “legit” i.e. old)
[name]Laetitia[/name] (“legit”, I think, variant of [name]Letitia[/name])
[name]Michaela[/name] (much more popular as [name]Makayla[/name] of course, but this spelling is so nice)
[name]Rafaela[/name]
[name]Maelle[/name] ([name]Breton[/name] name, not sure if the ae says ay or ah-eh)
Anael/[name]Anaelle[/name] (see above)
All best!
[name]Maecy[/name]/Maesy/Maesie/Maecie
[name]Rae[/name]/[name]Raegan[/name]/[name]Raemondo[/name]
[name]Daemon[/name]/[name]Daelyn[/name]/[name]Dael[/name]/[name]Dae[/name]
hope u like them, they were all I could think of…
[name]Do[/name] you like just ae or the ” grapheme? The latter might require some serious research…
My husband is called Chae… pronounced like ‘chain’ without the N
[name]Maeve[/name] and [name]Mae[/name] are great!!
My name is [name]Maegan[/name]… I was named after someone named [name]Mae[/name] but I personally love it, I’ve gotten a lot of compliments on it as well 
The first name that comes to mind is [name]Shae[/name]. I prefer it spelled [name]Shea[/name] though.
My names [name]Israel[/name] but it doesn’t have the ‘AY’ sound, it’s pronounced like the country.
[name]Mikaela[/name]
Haelee (my sisters actually have a friend like that)
[name]How[/name] about [name]Rae[/name]?
Realised upon reading this that I have a real aversion to ‘ae’ names.
I like [name]May[/name] but only spelled like this…ditto most of the other names in this thread.
This sounds ridiculous, but the ‘ae’ just looks so messy to me (sorry)