32 Beautiful Spring Baby Names

32 baby names with a touch of Spring...

Longer days, fresh flowers and a little more sunshine. 

There is so much inspiration to be found in the season, and we just feel happier. These names bring so many feelings of joy, we hope you love them too. 

We've gathered 32 names inspired by the season. Some take their inspiration from flowers, trees and the outdoors. Others simply have a gentle, cheerful sound that feels right for this time of year.

Whether you’re expecting a spring baby or just love the season, your next favourite could be waiting below.

Spring baby names for girls

From familiar floral names to something a little unexpected, these names bring plenty of springtime charm.

  • Willow: Gentle and flowing, with a lovely connection to the outdoors.

  • Sage: Short and earthy, for parents who love an understated nature name.

  • Poppy: Bright and playful, just like a garden coming into bloom.

  • Daisy: A cheerful floral favourite that feels right at home in spring.

  • Luna: Dreamy and simple, with a sound that’s easy to love.

  • Ivy: A little botanical name with vintage charm.

  • Hazel: Warm and down to earth, with an old-fashioned feel.

  • Matilda: Full of personality, with Tilly or Mattie as nickname options.

  • Elodie: Light and musical, for parents who love a flowing name.

  • Juniper: A lively nature name, with Junie for everyday.

  • Amara: Soft and flowing, with a beautiful rhythm when said aloud.

  • Freya: Short enough to keep things simple, with plenty of character.

  • Nellie: Cosy and affectionate, with a storybook feel.

  • Skye: Open and airy, bringing a little of the outdoors into your shortlist.

  • Florence: Elegant and familiar, with Flo or Florrie as nicknames.

  • Clementine: Sunny and full of personality, with Clemmie for short.

Spring baby names for boys

These names range from outdoorsy and adventurous to gentle and familiar. Try saying a few with your surname and see which ones stay with you.

  • River: An easygoing nature name that brings the outdoors to mind.

  • Forest: Earthy and adventurous, for families drawn to green spaces.

  • Jude: Simple and gentle, and easy to pair with a longer middle name.

  • Atlas: A name with presence and a sense of adventure.

  • Leo: Short and bright, with plenty of personality.

  • Kai: A breezy little name that’s easy to say and spell.

  • Ezra: A distinctive choice for parents who like shorter names.

  • Arlo: Relaxed and playful, with a soft, rounded sound.

  • Remy: Light and cheerful, with a little extra charm.

  • August: Warm and thoughtful, with Augie as a nickname.

  • Toby: Friendly and familiar, with a playful feel.

  • Finn: Fresh and simple, with a sense of energy.

  • Hugo: Full of character, with a vintage touch.

  • Noah: Soft and flowing, and lovely alongside a longer surname.

  • Orion: A little dreamy, with a sound that stands out.

  • Luca: Gentle and warm, with an easy rhythm.

Love a name from the other list? Keep it on your shortlist. These groupings are simply a starting point.

Lovely first and middle name combinations

Sometimes a name really clicks when you find its partner. A short middle name can balance a longer first name, while a familiar favourite can sit beautifully alongside something more unusual.

Here are a few combinations to try:

  • Willow Florence

  • Daisy Matilda

  • Elodie Sage

  • Arlo Jude

  • Noah Atlas

  • River Finn

You could also use a family name in the middle spot to make the combination feel more personal.

Finding the baby name that feels right

There’s no single formula for choosing a name, but a few everyday checks can help you narrow the list.

Say the full name aloud. Try the first name, middle name and surname together. Notice the rhythm, and check the initials too.

Think about nicknames. If you love Matilda, do you also love Tilly? You don’t have to plan every nickname, but it’s worth trying the obvious ones.

Picture it beyond the newborn days. Imagine calling the name across the playground, writing it on a birthday card or introducing your child as they grow.

Give your favourites some time. Keep a shortlist and come back to it. You may find yourself returning to a name you barely noticed at first.

Whether you fall for a floral favourite like Daisy, an outdoorsy choice like River or something completely unexpected, the best shortlist is one that feels like yours.

Which name has caught your eye? Save this list for later, or send it to the person you’re choosing names with.

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