Elegant Boy Names:
Alasdair:
Alasdair is the Scottish form of Alexander and means ‘defender of mankind’.
Albert:
The name Albert, meaning ‘bright and noble’, has been held by upper crust people for generations.
Aldrich:
This German name, meaning ‘old ruler’, will transition well from childhood to adulthood.
Alfred:
Alfred, meaning ‘elf counsel’, has the reputation of a refined name.
Amadeus:
Meaning ‘beloved of God’, this moniker will pay homage to the composer Amadeus Mozart.
Anthony:
Anthony, meaning ‘highly praiseworthy’, is a time-tested Italian baby boy name.
Archibald:
Archibald, meaning ‘bold and genuine’, will make a polished name for your son.
Ashby:
Meaning ‘from the ash tree’, Ashby has an air of sophistication.
Asher:
Asher is an evergreen Hebrew name, meaning ‘happy and blessed’.
Atticus:
Atticus, meaning ‘man of Attica’, will make a stately name for your little man.
Aubrey:
Aubrey may be popular for boys now, but it originated for boys first. Aubrey means ‘elf power’.
Augustus:
A child with this name is sure to make a strong statement. Augustus means ‘great’.
Baldwin:
Baldwin is a name with Old German and Old French roots. It means ‘brave and bold friend’.
Barden:
Barden is a surname, meaning ‘living near a boar’s den’.
Barnaby:
Barnaby is a stylish and elegant baby boy name, meaning ‘son of prophecy’.
Bartholomew:
Bartholomew is a classy Biblical name, meaning ‘son of Talmai’.
Benjamin:
This name with Hebrew roots mean ‘son of my right hand’.
Bertram:
This posh name, meaning ‘bright raven’, would suit a dark haired baby boy well.
Bradford:
Bradford is an English name, meaning ‘wide river crossing’.
Bradley:
An English surname with a long history, Bradley means ‘wide meadow’.
Broderick:
Broderick is a formal name, meaning ‘brother’.
Charles:
A royal name of Old German origin, Charles means ‘free man’.
Cielo:
The ‘o’ ending and soft consonants make Cielo a favorite with Italian parents. Cielo means ‘sky’.
Clarence:
Clarence is a name with English heritage, meaning ‘bright’.
Clement:
Clement, meaning ‘mild’, may sound a bit fancy, but there’s no denying it’s an elegant name.
Constantine:
In this fleeting world, where everything is temporary, a name such as Constantine will provide some solace. Constantine means ‘constant’.
Cyril:
It’s time for Cyril to make a classy resurgence. It means ‘lord’.
Daniel:
A perennial favorite, Daniel means ‘God is my judge’.
Dario:
Dario is a regal and kingly kind of name, meaning ‘possessor of good’.
David:
This classic name, meaning ‘beloved’, has a lot going for it.
Dominic:
Used in English-speaking world since medieval times, Dominic is a Latin name, meaning ‘belonging to the lord’.
Dylan:
Dylan is a popular Welsh name, meaning ‘son of the seas’.
Edmund:
The name Edmund, meaning ‘wealthy protector’, has been borne by several kings and saints in the past.
Edward:
Here’s another royal name option for you. Edward means ‘wealthy guard’
Edwin:
Edwin, meaning ‘rich friend’, will leave your son primed with wealth in life.
Egbert:
Egbert is a classy name, meaning ‘bright edge’.
Emerson:
Emerson, meaning ‘Emery’s son’, has charisma abound.
Ethan:
Ethan, meaning ‘strong or firm’, got a major boost via the film series, “Mission Impossible”.
Ezra:
Despite being short, Ezra is one of the grandest baby boy names. It means ‘help’.
Fabian:
Fabian is an old Roman name with a classy feel to it. It means ‘bean seller’.
Francis:
The reputation behind Francis makes it a timeless classic. It means ‘Frenchman’.
Franklin:
This English name, meaning ‘free landholder’, got an uplift via Benjamin Franklin.
Frederick:
Frederick is the English form of a German name, meaning ‘peaceful ruler’.
George:
This name is well known for the patron saint of England. George means ‘farmer’.
Gerald:
Gerald is a German name, meaning ‘ruler of the spear’.
Geraldo:
Geraldo, the Spanish version of Gerald, meaning ‘ruler with the spear’, is as elegant as the original.
Giovanni:
If you wish to pay homage to a relative named John, go for Giovanni, the Italian version of the same name. Giovanni means ‘Jehovah has been gracious’.
Graham:
Of English origins, Graham is a wonderful name, meaning ‘gravelly homestead’
Gregory:
A name with a long history, Gregory means ‘watchful and alert’.
Griffin:
Griffin is an appealing two syllable name, meaning ‘strong lord’.