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Swedish birth announcements only rarely include middle names (which is annoying for a name nerd). Christening notices in the parish newsletters, however, often do. And some parishes put those as PDF's on their websites. :) They're not that many (and only 50% of all Swedish children are christened anyway), but I always find it interesting to get that rare chance to see what kind of combos Swedish parents actually give their children ... Here are some I found:

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Agnes Elisabeth Gudrun
Alice Ebba Lisa
Alice Signe Linnéa
Alicia Ingrid
Alicia Linnéa
Alicia Maria
Allie Kristina Pauline
Alma Carina Ingegerd
Alma Sally
Alva Margareta
Amanda Chasmine Emmelina
Amanda Julia Kankana
Amanda Margareta
Amelia Donna Anna
Astrid Ella
Astrid Elsa Maria
Bonnie Maria Wilhelmina
Caroline Andrea Isabell
Cornelia Maria
Ebba Elise Therése
Ebba Ingrid Clary
Ebba Julia
Eleonora Cecilia
Ella Matilda
Ella Svea
Ellen Elice Viola
Ellen Karin
Elsa Irma Maria
Emmy Viola Ingrid
Engla Tiara Anna Alda
Ester Ingrid Märta
Gry Cecilia
Hanna Ingrid Wictoria
Havanna Iva
Holly Elvira
Ida Anna
Ida Elia Gabriella
Ida Emilia Sofia
Ida Kerstin Elisabeth
Ida Maria
Infinity Anna Melanie
Ingrid Anna Nicolina
Ingrid Linnéa
Ingrid Märta
Isabella Lillie Sofia
Isabelle Susanne Carina
Jamina Lilian Tuulikki
Jonna Maria Christin
Julia Inger Liz
Linn Fredrika
Louise Emilia
Louise Susanne
Maja Pauline
Majken Gunilla Gerd
Meja Eva Andrea
Michelle Maria
Moa Anna
Moa Elin
Molly Ida
My Arja
Märta Inga Sofia
Nellie Caroline
Nicoline Florence Elvira
Noomie Amina Lucia
Nova Ingrid Margaretha
Olivia Elenora
Ronja Ingegerd Christina
Saga Elisabeth Birgitta
Signe Astrid Josefina
Smilla Rosen Lotta
Sofie Emelie
Stella Astrid Maria
Stina Britta Magdalena
Svea Elisabeth
Tea Iris Irene
Tilly Alexandra