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I just have to say I find it so interesting that two middle names is so commonplace in the UK while it's relatively uncommon in the US... maybe it has something to do with royals having multiple mns?

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I like
Maud Agnes Mary -yay, someone used Maud!
Sylvie Martha (Emmeline, Margot)- Very French-chic trendy
Florence Lorna Elizabeth (Jemima)
Isabella Margot Daphne
Mary Isobel Houston (Robert, John)- I'm actually intrigued and pleasantly surprised by how classic this set is. It's endearing
Beatrice Grace Eloise (Ava)- don't like the flow of Beatrice Grace but I like all 3 names
Nina Katherine Fiona
Catherine Sophie Isabella (Eleanor)
Philippa Margaret Holmstrup
Annabel Clare Doveston (Hal)
Daphne Mary Iris
Constance Grace (Charlotte, Edward)
Sadie Rachel (Polly, Nell)
Josephine Alice Maria (Clara)
Margot Elspeth Jane (Rory, William)- don't like Rory
Cecilia Lily Eva
Matilda Anna Holly (Hebe)- don't like Hebe
Venetia Araminta (Hugo, Theodore)
Cecilia Annabel (Jemima, Harriet)- don't like Harriet

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Lots of Margots! I knew it was gonna get popular :( Ooryala-Rose Ida Mary Edgcumbe is... wow.

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Francis John Dion (Agatha)- Dion kinda ruins it though
Jonas Charles
Louis Walter Sempill
Frederick John Charles (Ottilie, Hugo)- don't like Ottilie, as much as I want to
Theodore Christopher
Gregor Alexander (Kit)
William David Harradine (Cecily, Rosa)
George Archibald Stirling (Octavia)
Theodore Calcutta MacGregor (Jimmy, Humphrey, Lily, Giles)
Charles Alfred Bear
Niall Finbarree
Oscar Gabriel de Trasenster
Henry Wolfe (Evelyn, Pandora)- don't like Pandora

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Twins

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Henry Marcus and Max Edward (Emilia)
Frank Michael and Arthur James
Edward James Jolliffe and George Robin Hedley (Octavia)
Edward Nicholas and Alexander Benjamin -I know twins named Edward and Alexander (Alex and Eddie)
Eloise Alexandra and Henry Windham

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Some of these are so very British I love it