Grace

Grace, a Latin girl's name, comes from the word gratia and the English word grace and implies "kindness" or "elegance." Grace is a virtue name that was regularly used by Puritans in the 16th century to signify God's love and divine grace. But if you're concerned about Grace being too religious, we love The Bump member Scarlett&Gatsby's take: "Currently it's extremely popular, and obviously being used by more than just Christian parents. Most people wouldn't assume you belong to any specific religion when they hear it."
In Greek mythology, the Three Graces, aka Kharites or Charites, were goddesses of beauty, grace, joy, dance, and festivity—making a name like Grace perfect for celebrating your child's arrival. This name has a simple charm that's shown off by its most famous bearer, Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco.