Word names are always a good choice (especially when it comes to middle names), and I love the subtle whimsy of using one to play homage to the holiday that your baby was born around. The following romantic word names are perfect for a baby born any day this week.
Beau- Beau is an established name that no longer seems very wordy, which makes him the perfect inconspicuous Valentine's Day choice.
Bisou- Bisou is the French word for "kiss," but would sound charming and name-like to many American ears.
Chérie- Another French choice, "ma
chérie" is a phrase meaning "my darling." How cute would that be on a little girl?
Cherish- A modern virtue name that reminds us of love and affection.
Crimson- This shade of red pops up all over the place in February.
Darling- Can Darling shed her pet-name status? For now, at least, she makes a great middle.
February- An unexpected month name that's fresher than April or June.
Fidelity- I think Fidelity will one day give Felicity a run for her money. Until then, she's an under-the-rader choice that connotates love and attachment.
Harp- One of the most romantic instruments, and a lovely alternative to Harper.
Heart- The symbol of Valentine's Day. For a less obvious spelling, go with Hart.
Holiday- More bold and obvious than most of the other names on this list, but there's nothing wrong with that.
Love- At it's essence, Valentine's Day is a holiday about love. How sweet would Love be on a February 14th born baby?
Poem- Poem is one of my favorite word names for any time of the year, but she works especially well around Valentine's Day.
Promise- Another up-and-coming virtue name with romantic undertones.
Rose- No other flower is as synonymous with Valentine's Day.
Sonnet- The most amorous type of poem, used regularly by Shakespeare.
Unity- Love unites two people, making Unity a sweet and subtle choice for a Valentine's Day babe.
Valentine- Of course, you could always get straight to the point with Valentine.
