Rosemary is a moderately popular girls' name in England & Wales, ranking #279 in 1997 with 135 recorded births. This places Rosemary in the top 6% of ranked UK girls' names for the year. Its actual usage is classified as Moderately Popular. The name reached its all-time peak in 1996 with 144 births ranking #260. In 1997, approximately 1 in every 2,172 girls born was named Rosemary. STABLE Recent data shows the name is currently stable.
Rosemary is a graceful herb and flower-adjacent classic with a soft vintage feel. It combines natural imagery with a strong, familiar structure.
The name has long English-language use and benefited from the appeal of both botanical names and saintly, traditional styles. Its vintage warmth has made it attractive again in recent years.