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Interesting, isn't it? That single syllable is so dominant! Anne Louise is beautiful; Anne Eloise, not so much. An unstressed first syllable seems to be the way to go:
Anne Felicity
Anne Victoria
Anne Elizabeth
Anne Penelope
Anne Denise
Anne Cecile
Anne Marie
A relative, a century ago, was named Anne Florence after her grandmother and aunt. Perhaps it's because I'm used to it, but that seems to work OK.

Anne Devereaux
Anne Marie
Anne Thea
Anne Felicity
Anne Sophia
Anne Salem
Anne Briar
Anne Artemis
Anne Cecily
Anne Octavia
Anne Davina
Anne Harlow
Anne Katya
Anne Perrie
Anne Sterling
Anne Valériane

Anne Matilda
Anne Louisa
Anne Marigold
Anne Celeste
Anne Lucille
Anne Sophie
Anne Cordelia
Anne Virginia
Anne Désirée
Anne Felicity
Anne Juliet
Anne Delilah
Anne Clover

Definitely Marie. Anne Marie is so pretty if she goes by the combo.

Marie, Michelle, Bethany, Bianca, Brielle, Charlotte, Chelsea, Chloe, Chantal, Eliza, Felicity, Jessica, Jasmine, Lauren, Matilda, Meredith, Naomi, Miranda, Natasha, Natalie, Olivia, Penelope, Rebekah, Susannah, Cassandra, Vanessa, Evelyn, Yvette

There are the classic combinations of
Anne Marie
Anne Frances
Anne Catherine

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Other ideas
Anne Beatrice
Anne Lois
Anne Carys
Anne Hollis
Anne Patrice
Anne Charlotte
Anne Scarlett
Anne Violet
Anne Scott
Anne Rosalie
Anne Leslie
Anne Sydney
Anne Meredith
Anne Olena
Anne Katrina
Anne Melina
Anne Celine
Anne Zelda