There’s something very traditional and sophisticated about the baby names that the royals tend to gravitate toward. Sure, some can sound a bit stuffy but we found 13 perfectly timeless names that are sure to inspire you for your soon-to-be little one.

William, Catherine, George and Charlotte

What better family to name your children after than this generation’s royal family?! Their names lend themselves to easy nicknames—Will, Kate, Char, Georgie. Not to mention, the family is changing the way royals parent. Now that Kate and Will are expecting their third child, rumor has it the child’s name will be Alice if she is a girl or Arthur if he’s a boy.

Henry and Meghan

Did you know Prince Harry’s full name is actually Henry? Rumors are swirling that he and his girlfriend Meghan Markle are already engaged, but most believe a proposal will happen by year’s end. Their names are both classic and fun, allowing themselves to fun nicknames like Harry, Meg or Meggie. Given their simplicity, they also pair well with most last names too.

Madeleine

This name has regained popularity in the U.S. of late and is of French origin. If you choose this delightful moniker, your daughter will share her namesake with Princess Madeleine of Sweden. This glamorous royal is following in the footsteps of another famous princess—she just announced her third pregnancy with her husband, British-born American financier Christopher O’Neill.

Carl

Prince Carl Philip is Princess Madeleine’s older brother. With his chiseled features and thick mane of dark hair, he looks every bit the prince that he is. In addition to all of that, he is a family man—he just welcomed son Gabriel with wife Princess Sofia!

Gabriella

The name Gabriella is as elegant and sophisticated as it gets, but it also lends itself to a number of adorable nicknames (Gabrielle, Ella, Elle to name a few). This gorgeous name is inspired by Lady Gabriella Windsor, a relative of Prince William and a former representative for Ralph Lauren. The name Gabriella means “Woman of God.”

Rania

The name Rania means “Queen” and has Hindu and Arabic origins. Queen Rania of Jordan is not only stylish but has also become an advocate for youth empowerment, is working towards creating a sustainable tourism industry in the Arab countries and aiding cross-cultural dialogue. Queen Rania is known as a progressive voice in the Arab world, so naming your little one after this royal could prove to be inspiring for your whole family.

Philip

96-year-old Prince Philip is Queen Elizabeth’s husband and (fun fact) the name means “fond of horses.” Weird right? It’s easy to call your child Phil when he’s younger and transition to the more grown up Philip as he ages. Prince Philip is the longest-serving consort of a British monarch so naming your child Philip comes from decades of royal tradition.

Andrew

Prince Andrew, Duke of York is the third child of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Andrew has recently stepped up to the game after Prince Philip retired, making his name more prominent in the royal family. Andrew means “manly” or “masculine.” The name also makes for some fun nicknames like Andy and Drew.

Albert

Prince Albert of Monaco is the son of the brilliant actress and style icon Grace Kelly. Today he is an icon in his own right, and the wise and insightful 59-year-old prince recently gave advice to Prince Harry about his relationship with Meghan Markle. Albert is an adorable name for a little boy and (like many names on this list) can lend itself to multiple nicknames. The name means “noble and bright.”