If you’ve decided to call your baby girl Charlotte then firstly congratulations on choosing a beautiful name!
Unless the name is already in the family, you probably spent a lot of time arriving at this first name, and it’s definitely time well spent.
Because unless your daughter will be known by their nickname, they’ll probably carry round the name Charlotte or some abbreviated form for all their lives – talk about pressure on mom and dad to choose a good name!
Now your girl’s first name is sorted, it’s worth spending the extra effort to select a good middle name for Charlotte too.
So to help you decide and give you some inspiration, we’ve searched high and wide to come up with our list of the best, coolest and most unique names that go with Charlotte.
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Good Middle Names For Charlotte
- Charlotte Abigail
- Charlotte Alexandra
- Charlotte Allison
- Charlotte Amy
- Charlotte Annabelle
- Charlotte Anne
- Charlotte Audrey
- Charlotte Ava
- Charlotte Brigitte
- Charlotte Britney
- Charlotte Bryony
- Charlotte Camila
- Charlotte Caroline
- Charlotte Catherine
- Charlotte Chloe
- Charlotte Claire
- Charlotte Danielle
- Charlotte Eleanor
- Charlotte Elizabeth
- Charlotte Evelyn
- Charlotte Emily
- Charlotte Emma
- Charlotte Georgina
- Charlotte Grace
- Charlotte Hannah
- Charlotte Harper
- Charlotte Hazel
- Charlotte Helen
- Charlotte Hilary
- Charlotte Isabelle
- Charlotte Isla
- Charlotte Jane
- Charlotte Jennifer
- Charlotte Jessica
- Charlotte Jillian
- Charlotte Joanna
- Charlotte Josephine
- Charlotte Juliette
- Charlotte Kate
- Charlotte Katherine
- Charlotte Leah
- Charlotte Lila
- Charlotte Lillian
- Charlotte Lily
- Charlotte Lindsey
- Charlotte Louise
- Charlotte Lynne
- Charlotte Lucy
- Charlotte Madelyn
- Charlotte Margaret
- Charlotte Marianne
- Charlotte Marie
- Charlotte Miranda
- Charlotte Naomi
- Charlotte Natalie
- Charlotte Natasha
- Charlotte Nicole
- Charlotte Norah
- Charlotte Olivia
- Charlotte Rebecca
- Charlotte Rosanne
- Charlotte Rose
- Charlotte Ruby
- Charlotte Sarah
- Charlotte Sophia
- Charlotte Sophie
- Charlotte Stephanie
- Charlotte Victoria
- Charlotte Vivian
- Charlotte Zoey
Unique Middle Names For Charlotte
- Charlotte Amelia
- Charlotte Arabella
- Charlotte Arial
- Charlotte Aurora
- Charlotte Autumn
- Charlotte Beatrice
- Charlotte Belle
- Charlotte Blake
- Charlotte Blair
- Charlotte Blossom
- Charlotte Blue
- Charlotte Cecile
- Charlotte Cora
- Charlotte Davina
- Charlotte Delilah
- Charlotte Diana
- Charlotte Eliza
- Charlotte Emilia
- Charlotte Felicity
- Charlotte Freya
- Charlotte Flora
- Charlotte Gabriella
- Charlotte Heather
- Charlotte India
- Charlotte Isabella
- Charlotte Ivy
- Charlotte Layla
- Charlotte Laurie
- Charlotte Lucinda
- Charlotte Luna
- Charlotte Madison
- Charlotte Margot
- Charlotte Matilda
- Charlotte Nigella
- Charlotte Ophelia
- Charlotte Paige
- Charlotte Patricia
- Charlotte Pearl
- Charlotte Penelope
- Charlotte Phoenix
- Charlotte Poppy
- Charlotte Summer
- Charlotte Storm
- Charlotte Taylor
- Charlotte Tiffany
- Charlotte Violet
- Charlotte Willow
What Does The Name Charlotte Mean?
Charlotte is the English and French version of the Italian name Carlotta, which linked to Carlo in Italian and Charles in English.
Charlotte is therefore the female form of Charles, and has a meaning of “free man” or “petite”.
The names Charlotte dates back to the 14th century or earlier, and has since become a popular name within royal circles for queens and princesses.
Tips For Choosing A Middle Name For Charlotte
The name Charlotte is quite versatile because it’s a lovely traditional name with 2 syllables, which means that it pairs well with both longer and shorter middle names.
Here are a few tips to help you make your decision:
- If it’s important to you or your family, you may want to consider honoring a name already in the family, such as a mother, sister, aunt or grandmother.
- It usually takes time to settle on a good name, so don’t feel as though you have to rush the process.
- Start the process by compiling a shortlist of all the names you like that go with Charlotte.
- Either alone or with your partner, start eliminating names based on whether there are others on the list that you prefer (i.e. narrow down to your absolute favorites only).
- Say Charlotte and the potential middle name (and perhaps surname) out loud to get a feel for how they sound together.
- Check the initials of the names don’t spell anything rude!
- If you feel stuck and that you’re not making progress, take a break for a few days and revisit again when your mind is fresh.
Related: The Ultimate Guide To Nicknames & Baby Names
