Flower names manage to combine a touch of vintage charm with a hint of modern freshness. These beautiful names have become a popular choice for parents in recent years, but there are still plenty of unique blooms waiting for their turn in the spotlight.
Pick from the best of the bunch with our collection of 30 blooming cute flower baby names for girls, and let us know in the comments which one you’d choose!
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Flower Baby Names We Love
Aster
Aster relates to the Greek word for ‘star’ and is also a delicate daisy-like flower. The aster is the birth flower for September.
Azalea
Unique enough to stand out from the crowd, Azalea is both a beautiful flower and a lovely name choice for your little girl.
Blossom
An old English name meaning a ‘cluster of flowers’ or ‘to bloom’, Blossom was at its most popular in the 1920s, so it may be due a comeback.
Bluebell
A stunning little flower, Bluebell also makes a unique flower name for your little girl. It’s previously been chosen by Spice Girl Geri Halliwell for her daughter, Bluebell Madonna.
Camellia
A pretty, exotic flower named after botanist Georg Josef Kamel, Camellia is an intriguing name with plenty of charm.
Dahlia
Meaning ‘dweller of the valley’ and the national flower of Mexico, dahlias are prized for their beauty, making this a striking choice.
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Daisy
This fresh and feminine name is increasingly popular, and one of the most well-loved flower baby names. It’s also a timeless classic. The daisy is the birth flower for April.
Delphine
An utterly chic name, Delphine is derived from the French for ‘dolphin’ and also the bluebell-like Delphinium flower.
Fleur
French for ‘flower’, Fleur is a traditional and very feminine name that appeals to parents looking for something timeless and elegant.
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Flora
This classic name takes inspiration from Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers and spring, and feels well overdue for a comeback.
Hazel
Named for the hazel tree, this name came to popularity in the 19th century. It was previously chosen by Julia Roberts, who named her daughter Hazel Patricia.
Heather
A classic English name derived from the small purple- and pink-flowered plant most associated with the Scottish highlands.
Holly
Taken from the name of the evergreen holly bush, this Old English name grew in popularity after the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany’s, starring Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly.
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Hyacinth
Of Greek origin, Hyacinth is the name of a purple-blue flowering plant and has yet to peak in the name charts.
Iris
Take inspiration from the mythological Greek goddess of the rainbow, Iris, or from the purple-blue iris flower itself.
Ivy
Taken from the name of the evergreen climbing plant, Ivy has become increasingly popular, helped along by Beyoncé naming her daughter Blue Ivy.
Jasmine
A delicate and aromatic flower used in perfumes and teas, Jasmine first came to popularity in the 1950s and has climbed steadily since.
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Laurel
Coming from Latin origin and derived from the bay or laurel tree, Laurel is a gentle floral name which was most popular in the 1950s.
Lilac
A less common (so far) alternative to Lily, Lilac is a beautiful name that brings to mind the light purple, scented flower of the same name.
Lily
A beautiful flower and a beautiful name, Lily has grown in popularity in recent years but will always remain a classic choice.
Lotus
One of the most exotic blooms and a mythological tree, Lotus is a striking name choice for any little girl and carries spiritual meaning in many cultures.
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Marigold
A golden flower that conjures images of cottage gardens, Marigold has yet to reach mainstream popularity. The marigold is the birth flower for October.
Olive
More subtle than the popular Olivia, Olive has steadily climbed in popularity and was chosen by both Isla Fisher and Drew Barrymore for their daughters.
Poppy
Always a cool and popular choice, Poppy is derived from the red flower of the same name.
Primrose
A name of Middle English origin, Primrose means ‘first rose’ and is a 19th-century flower baby name that has yet to find its place in the popular rankings.
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Rose
The original floral name, Rose combines sweetness, charm and timeless beauty. The rose is also the birth flower for June.
Rosemary
This traditional name is a very feminine choice if you are looking for a classic baby name.
Saffron
A precious spice derived from the flower of the crocus, Saffron is a distinctive and unusual name.
Sage
Meaning ‘wise’ and ‘healthy’, Sage is a unisex name coming from Latin origins.
Violet
Another classic floral name, Violet comes from the purple-hued flower of the same name. Once low in popularity, it has made a steady climb in recent years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are some blooming cute flower baby names for girls?
Some of our favourites include Lily, Violet, Iris, Daisy, Poppy, Rose and Bluebell — all timeless choices that draw their charm straight from nature.
Are flower names still popular for baby girls?
Yes, floral names remain a firm favourite. Classics like Lily, Violet and Rose stay consistently popular, while names like Marigold, Primrose and Hyacinth are less common and feel fresh for parents wanting something unique.
What is a unique flower name for a girl?
If you’re after something a little different, try Delphine, Saffron, Lotus, Camellia or Hyacinth. These are beautiful choices that haven’t yet become mainstream.
Do flower names suit every season?
Many flower names are tied to a particular birth month or season, such as Daisy (April), Rose (June), Aster (September) and Marigold (October), so you can pick one that has a special connection to when your baby was born.
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