Congratulations Kate and Will for the birth of their baby girl!
Alice, Victoria or Charlotte … the latter was chosen combined with Elizabeth and Diana, her grand mother and great grand mother’s first names.

Turns outz Elizabeth is in the US a top 10. Olivia seems to be a winner in Anglo-Saxon countries while Emma is very popular in Zurich, the USA and in France. Whether it inspires you or you’d rather stay away from popular names, we’ve compiled for you the top 10 names in various countries around us.

UK Top 10 2014
1. Amelia
2. Olivia
3. Emily
4. Ava
5. Isla
6. Jessica
7. Poppy
8. Isabella
9. Sophie
10. Mia
Source: metro.co.uk

US Top 10 2013 by USA Social Security: can’t get more official data than that!
1. Sophia
2. Emma
3. Olivia
4. Isabella
5. Ava
6. Mia
7. Emily
8. Abigail
9. Madison
10. Elizabeth
Source: USA Social security Administration

Switzerland Top 10 in Zürich in 2013
1. Anna
2. Sara
3. Emma
4. Julia
5. Sophia
6. Lara
7. Mila
8. Sophie
9. Lea
Source: Babynames

France Top 10 2015
1. Emma
2. Chloé
3. Manon
4. Camille
5. Léa
6. Alice
7. Lola
8. Jade
9. Lucie
10. Lena

Source: naissances.fr

Whatever name you choose it’s going to be beautiful and a perfect reflection of your own history. Every one is unique and to celebrate this we have developed a range of personalized wall arts and wish cards so whether it’s for your own children or as a gift, it will be thoughtful and one of a kind.

Similarly birth announcement will be personalized with the names and date of birth of your baby, with a special Swiss touch with reference to their traditional art of paper cutting.