75 Old Money Baby Names That Sound Rich and Glamorous

These rich and preppy baby names for girls and boys invoke old money and wealth.

Updated April 5, 2023

The trend of the “old money” aesthetic on Tiktok is ironically bringing back the fashions of the upper class, preppy, posh Americans and Brits. Old money families have generational wealth, can be royal or aristocratic, follow tradition, and typically own a large amount of property. People who had these monikers were typically educated, and their wealth can be seen in their lifestyles, though not necessarily in an obvious, bragging manner.

In recent years, baby names from this period have also become more trendy. Old money baby names are classic and have connotations of wealth or higher income lifestyles. Some of the most popular baby names have an old-money feel to them. From names with a Victorian vibe inspired by Downton Abbey to old Hollywood Americana monikers, choosing a unique name from the past gives a feeling of class and style. So read on for our list of old-fashioned names to give your little one as a first or middle name.

Old Money Baby Girl Names

Agatha - Greek for “good, honorable.“
Alexandria - Greek for “helper and defender of mankind.”
Alexis - Greek meaning “defender,” or “protector.”
Anna (or Anne) - Latin meaning “favor” or “grace.”
Agnes - Greek name meaning “holy.”
Blythe - Old English name meaning “cheerful,” “joyous, or “pleasant.”
Delilah - Arabic and Hebrew name meaning “delicate.”
Dorothy - English and Greek origin, meaning God’s gift.”
Elizabeth - Hebrew meaning “God is my oath.”
Eloise - English and French name meaning “healthy” and “wide.”
Fiona - Latin Gaelic meaning “fair” or “white.”
Grace - Latin meaning “charm, goodness, and generosity.”
Gwen - Welsh meaning “white, holy.”
Helene - French for “bright, shining one.”
Ivy - English/Latin for “vine.”
Josephine - Hebrew origin for “shall grow.”
Lillian - Latin for “purity.”
Lorelai - German for “alluring” or “temptress.”
Margaret - French for “pearl.”
Martha - Latin/Greek for “the mistress” or “the lady.”
Matilda - German meaning “battle-mighty.”
Millicent - French/German for “work” or “strength.”
Ophelia - Greek for “aid” or “benefit.”
Phyllis - Greek for “greenery.”
Prudence - Latin for “good judgment.”
Ruby - Latin meaning ”deep red precious gemstone.”
Sybil - Greek meaning “prophetess, oracle.”
Veronica - Greek for “she who brings victory, true image.”
Victoria - Latin for “victory.”
Violet - English/Latin for “purple.”

Old Money Baby Boy Names

Albert - German, meaning “noble” and “bright.”
Alexander - Latin/Greek for “defender of men.“
Andrew - Greek for “strong and manly.”
Benedict - Latin for “blessed.“
Brent - Old English/Celtic for “holy one",” “high place” or “from a steep hill.”
Chandler - French for “candle maker or seller.”
Charles - Old English/French/German for “free man.”
Dean - English/Greek for “monk or dignitary in charge of ten others,” or English/Anglo-Saxon for “valley.”
Edward - English for “wealth, fortune; prosperous” and “guardian,” or “protector.”
Gerard - German meaning “brave spear.”
Grant - English for “tall” or “large.”
Henry - French for “house ruler.”
Herbert - German for ”bright army.”
Jasper - Persian for “treasurer.
Lance - Old French//German origin for “land” or “territory.”
Lloyd - Welsh for “grey-haired” or “sacred.”
Miles - Latin for “a soldier.”
Mitchum - Scottish for “an angel who is closer to God.”
Parker - English for “park keeper.”
Preston - British for “priest’s town.”
Quincy - French from Latin for “estate of the fifth son.”
Richard - German for ”dominant ruler.”
Robert - English/German for “bright fame.”
Simon - Hebrew/Greek for “hearing” or “flat-nosed.”
Thomas - Hebrew for “twin.”
Tristan - Celtic/Latin for “sad,” “sorrowful,” ”noise,” or “knight of the round table.”
Troy - After the ancient Greek city or Irish for “foot soldier.”
William - English for “resolute protector” or “strong-willed warrior.”
Winston - British for “joyful stone.”