Royal families have long been a rich source of baby name inspiration, blending centuries-old tradition with the occasional surprising choice. Whether you love a name that’s stood the test of time or one that feels a little more unusual, royal baby names offer something for every taste.
Classic names like George, Elizabeth, Charles and William have remained firm favourites across generations, proving that some vintage baby names never go out of style. But royal history also holds plenty of less expected gems – think Cosima, Eugenie, Anastasia, Leopold and Felix.
So, whether you’re drawn to the traditional or the trendy, here’s our full round-up of royal baby names to help you find the perfect fit for your little prince or princess.
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Royal Baby Names for Girls
A
Alexandra, Alexia, Alice, Anastasia, Anna, Anne, Ariane, Athena
B
Beatrice
C
Camilla, Caroline, Catherine, Charlotte, Christina, Cosima
D
Diana
E
Elizabeth, Estelle, Eugenie
G
Grace
H
Helen/Helena
I
Isabella, Isla
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J
Josephine
L
Leonor, Lilibet, Louise
M
Margaret, Mary, Maud
S
Sarah, Savannah, Sofia, Sophie, Stephanie
V
Victoria
Z
Zara
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Royal Baby Names for Boys
A
Albert, Alexis, Alfred, Andrew, Anthony, Arthur, Augustus
C
Carlos, Charles, Christian, Constantine
D
David, Douglas
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E
Edgar, Edward, Ernest
F
Felipe, Felix, Francis, Frederick
G
Gabriel, George
H
Harry, Henry
J
James, John
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L
Leopold, Louis
M
Michael
N
Nicholas
P
Patrick, Peter, Phillip
R
Rainier, Richard, Robert
W
William
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular royal baby names?
Names like George, Charlotte, Elizabeth, William and Charles have remained consistently popular thanks to their long royal history and timeless appeal.
Are there any unusual royal baby names?
Yes – alongside the classics, royal families have also used more unexpected names such as Cosima, Leopold, Estelle and Rainier.
Can I use a royal baby name even if I’m not expecting a royal connection?
Absolutely. Royal names are simply a style of naming – many parents choose them purely because they love the sound, history or meaning behind them.
Are royal baby names suitable for both boys and girls?
Yes, our round-up includes options for girls and boys, from soft and traditional choices to strong, regal-sounding names.
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