Oh, I know. [name]Keira[/name] [name]Christina[/name] Kniightly, I envy thee thy name!
Well Iām moments away from losing my last name, so right now my dream surname is simply to be able to keep mine!
Besides that I would just pick names farther up my family tree. [name]Bouvier[/name], Lefebvre, Delacour, Belanger, etc. are some favorites.
Of course thereās a few celebrities surnames Iād like to have too but that has less to do with how they soundā¦
Oh yeahā¦ [name]Law[/name], [name]McGregor[/name], Rickman, Oldman, Fiennes, [name]Bean[/name] (oh no, I can only come of with six!). Definitely had nothing to do with the surname itself. Except, you know, Fiennes is a cool surname 
I would love to be a Wilde.
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My great-grandmotherās maiden name was Meadowcroft. I absolutely adore it.
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MacCorquodale
[name]Farquhar[/name]
Anything starting with Aber, [name]Apple[/name], Mickle or [name]Meadow[/name]
Anything containing the word Rook or [name]Lea[/name]
[name]Blade[/name] MacCorquodale Aberapplemicklemeadowrook?
Armitage sounds pretty awesome. Where are you when I need you, [name]Richard[/name] darling?
Iād actually like my first name, [name]Reine[/name], as a surname (but with the prn [name]Rain[/name] instead of [name]Rainy[/name]). It was my paternal grandmotherās maiden name- I was named for it. It wouldnāt be bother me as much when it was butchered, but itās simple, memorable and looks great on paper.
I really like my two syllable maiden name because it goes with everything- except for initials. It starts with āphā so it makes an āfā sound. And while alliteration works well (like with [name]Phoebe[/name]), the initials are PP- something I could never do. But [name]Finn[/name] Ph-l---- does sound good.
Dellacosta, which I found on my family tree. Uncommon but easy to pronounce, and really pretty (to me anyway).
Oh, in all my fantasies I marry someone with the last name [name]Ellis[/name]. Sounds good with everything, and it looks so pretty in cursive!
Dashwood, [name]Wellington[/name], Targaryen, Lannister, Stark, [name]Collins[/name], [name]Lawrence[/name], [name]Del[/name] [name]Rey[/name], Dobrev, Ivashkov, Belikov, Hathaway, Tortorella, Mirallegro, Hiddleston, Halliwell, Darling, [name]Bennett[/name], Lovegood, [name]Spencer[/name], [name]Brennan[/name], [name]Snow[/name], [name]Martell[/name], Baratheon, Greyjoy, Watson, Skadoske
Thatās all that come to mind but I know there are so many great surnames out there.
I really dislike my last name. 
I actually quite like my surname, but I guess if I had to choose another I likeā¦
[name]Valentine[/name]
[name]Winters[/name]
Hemmingway
Lovedale
[name]Potter[/name]
[name]Hollis[/name]
[name]One[/name] of my however-many-times-great grandmother (I canāt remember the exact relation, Iāll have to look it up)'s maiden name was Littlefair. [name]How[/name] sweet is that? I love it! Thereās also Riddle and [name]Pepper[/name] in my family tree. 
If I wasnāt going from my family names, Iād probably pick a poetic and terribly pretentious literary name, like [name]Byron[/name] or Wilde or [name]Sinclair[/name]ā¦love.
Iām so glad Iām not the only one who thinks about surnames as well as firsts! 
Iād love a simple, bland, one-syllable surname so that there are almost no limits to what I can name my kids. Something like [name]Grey[/name], [name]James[/name], [name]Kyle[/name], or [name]Reid[/name]
My favorites are:
[name]Everly[/name]
[name]Merced[/name]
[name]Green[/name]
My own maiden surname: Darling
I really like some of my friends surnames, one of them being: Delacroix (French: of the cross).
Others:
French:
Baudelaire
Dumont
English:
Attaway (at the way)
[name]Auden[/name] (old friend)
[name]Foster[/name]
[name]Grey[/name]
Hollins
[name]Knight[/name] (soldier)/ Knightley
[name]Merritt[/name] (boundary gate)
Pembertown (barley hill town)
Pendragon (Surname of [name]Arthur[/name] from the myth)
Wardrobe (guarder of the robes)
Wilde (wild)
[name]Willoughby[/name] (willow village)
[name]Winter[/name] (winter)
[name]Wolfe[/name] (wolf)
Irish:
[name]Callaghan[/name] (descendant of war church)
[name]Halloran[/name] (descendant of a stranger from across the sea)
Moriarty (expert navigator)
Nature:
Bluebird
Everwood
[name]Forest[/name]
Hallowell (holy well)
Rosewood
Swan
Woods
As well as a made up surname among me and my brothers, the [name]Doctor[/name] Who inspired: Deuxcoeurs. (two hearts)
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[name]Frost[/name], [name]Snow[/name], or [name]Winter[/name]. Maybe itās my northern upbringing, but I just love any last names that have to do with the cold weather.
[name]Catelin[/name] [name]Snow[/name], [name]Catelin[/name] [name]Frost[/name], [name]Catelin[/name] [name]Winter[/name].
I also envy people with those last names, one of my friends is a [name]Van[/name] Straalen, she hates it, but I would love to have that surname!