Flower names for girls
1. Lily

This English name is a symbol of innocence and purity, which is exactly how your tiny babe comes into the world. Lily could be a nickname for Lillian or Lilliana if you’re looking for a more formal option. Lily is currently one of the most popular baby names in England and Wales.
2. Rose

This charming botanical name, of Latin origin, has tons of variations. You could name your daughter Rosetta, Rosalie or Rosemary and call her Rose for short. But we also like the idea of a little girl named Rose, who goes by Rosie. Lily-Rose Depp, daughter to Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, is a beautiful combination of the first two names on the list.
3. Leilani

A ?heavenly flower? from Hawaii, Leilani is a sweet name for the baby girl you love. Just make sure you take her to Hawaii one day. 4. Marguerite

This French name means “daisy,” and who wouldn’t want to be named after such a cheerful flower" If you’re thinking of naming your baby Margaret, maybe this will persuade you to try the French spin"
5. Fleur or Fflur

A delicate-sounding name that translates directly to ?flower.? Fleur is of French origin (obviously!), but if you want to be different, opt for the Welsh spelling, Fflur, which means flora. Fleur was the name of that cute skunk in Bambi, as well as one of our favourite wizards in Harry Potter.
6. Azalea

Of English origin, this name means ?a flower,? but this isn’t your average bloom. It’s...