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Very nice name,I'd never come across it before.
If not Bianca, do you like Blanche? it's fairly common in my area, usually it's Marie-Blanche, but the person is almost always called Blanche.

Oh, Livna and then Livnat was a long time on my PNL! I still like its phonetics and the fresh, balanced feel it has. Overall, I have a soft spot for many feminine, Hebrew -t ending names.

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Bianca has always been to me such a sheap-ish, wanna-be-elegant name. Blanca, however, has always fascinated me with its calmness, wonderful Bla at the beginning and -ca at the end. I actually prefer the "Slavic" Blanka, but it might look a little awkward for many, so I don't really dare to recommend it. :)

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Livnat and Bianca/Blanca? I wouldn't consider the theme very hidden. Hidden is more of something what only you or the people with the same cultural context can understand - like, not everyone would understand that the theme of Dolores Clothilde (might get chainged to Davina Shwanhild) is Shostakovich, and his famous d-es-c-h.
And um, L&B is nice, but not too white? :D White is such a weird colour that gets easily on nerves.

Livnat!

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Hooray! I adore it. I also like Livna very much. As a "hidden theme" twinset, I like it. I always like twinsets that have a non-obvious theme, as it ties the births together and doesn't sound cutesy. If Bianca is difficult, what about these:

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Gwen
Elva or Ailbhe
Baila
Blanche
Candida
Ivory
Kea
Gauri
Galatea
Lachtna
Zuriñe
Shweta
Belia
Shiro
Albiona
Elvira
Fionnula
Zahra
Aubine
Tuyet
Zurina

I like Livnat and Blanca as a twinset - I like the hidden theme idea. I much prefer Blanca to Bianca - for some reason I see Bianca as a bit trashy.

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I like Livnat too.