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I love Jemima. It always makes me think of Beatrix Potter and Jemima Puddleduck. Unfortunatley, here in the U.S. it's unusable due to racial stereotyping. *sigh* But in theory I still love it and if you're outside the U.S. I'd love to see you use it.

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That said, Jemima Cecily Rose is lovely. Rose feels too safe, but I know with the second mn options get limited due to rhythm. The Jemima Cecily part is great -- cheerful, energetic and sweet.

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I'm never sure if Romola is "ROM-uh-luh" like Romulus, or "ROE-muh-luh," or another way entirely? I've seen it written, but never spoken. How does Romola Garai say it? Is that the way you are too?

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Romola Imogen Cate strikes me as smart and artsy, any way you say Romola. Imogen is especially fetching.

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India Penelope Eve -- So close. India is difficult to find a mn for. Penelope works surprisingly well with it. But Eve draws out the "ee" sound of Penelope weirdly. I don't know if I've got an alternative for you though. India Penelope Blythe? India Penelope Wren? India Penelope Jane? India Penelope Tess?

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India shares the same Brit-chic style as Jemima and Romola. They blend well together in a sibling set. :-)

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I wouldn't put Constance and Florence in a sibling set if I could help it. Then again, I'm not that fond of Florence, so take what I type with a grain of salt. Georgia, Constance and Lucy? Georgia, Constance and Emily?