Somehow I can’t help thinking that Matthew, Mark and Jean-Luc would be more fun. 
If they’re girls, you could get really drunk and name them Sextetta From Lucia.
Of course, if your wife’s named Britney, you’re SOL.
If they’re mixed genders, Harry, Ron and Hermione. Or Luke, Leia and Han.
-Sam, Merry and Pippin
For three boys:
John Stephen–in honor of an Olympic runner
Thomas Desmond–Thomas for St. Thomas More, Desmond for the South African bishop
Harold Mark–for my father and for a favorite cousin
For three girls:
Esther Ruth, for my maternal grandmother and a paternal aunt
Judith Susanna–for two gals from the Apocrypha
Sharon Sophia–for my mother and paternal grandmother
That’s the point tdn, you’ll always be wrong. I’m going to have three girls and name each of them Andrea. Except I’ll pronounce each of them slightly different: Ahndrea, Aundria, and Ahndreyah.
They’d all be constantly be correcting everyone trying to call them by their name.
“Umm, Ahndreyah?”
“No, Ahndrea. My name is Ahndrea, tee-dee-en.”
…
“It’s pronounced tidden!”
And here’s what I’d tell them, even if they get your name right, correct them with a different version of Andrea. Just go through life, correcting everyone every time. Soon everyone will just start calling people Whocares.
“Hey Whocares, what can I do for yah?”
Yes I’m a bit bitter, because I’m the guy that’s always wrong with pronunciation. (my carolla/regan)
Marsha! Marcia! Marsia!
Obama, Obamma, MObama
Eenie, meenie, minie (and there ain’t no mo’).
Post 66. 
Sico, Socio, Naturo
But only if your surname is Pathe
Si