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I like:
Jemima and Delilah
Frances and Theresa
Jocelyn and Lydia

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My love combos: Vivienne and Bibiana, Violet and Vivien

I really like Cecilia Frances and Aurelia Therese, Emmeline Iris and Adeline Violet and Clara Susannah and Matilda Joanna. :)

I don't see why they all wouldn't be usable. They're all very lovely.

I think Clara and Matilda are my favourite set of names. They are beautiful names.

Jemima Lenore and Delilah Eloise - definitely usable, but I wouldn't do it because the long "I" sound in both names could be confusing.

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Adaliza Vivienne and Aurelia Cecile- great

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Cecilia Frances and Aurelia Therese -TER-EEZE- usable

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Emmeline Iris and Adeline Violet- The first names are too close for my taste

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Clara Susannah and Matilda Joanna- usable

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Jerusha Isobel and Keturah Annaliese- I wouldn't...

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Keziah Lilly and Lydia Emmeline- Eh...

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Eleanor Vivian and Jocelyn Louisa- usable

Usable? Do you mean which do I like because I think they're all usable even if I don't particularly like some of them. Anyway, here's my opinion on them

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Jemima Lenore and Delilah Eloise - I love both the names individually. I'n not a great fan of how closely they rhyme but I would always call Jemima Jem so it doesn't bother me so much. I'm usually not a fan of longer names with a nn but Jemima / Jem is the exception.

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Adaliza Vivienne and Aurelia Cecile - I don't like Adaliza I prefer Ada or Liza by themselves. Aurelia is one of those names I'm never sure how to pronounce (Aur-el-ee-a or Aur-eel-ee-ah?) but it looks pretty.

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Cecilia Frances and Aurelia Therese - Love Cecilia, don't like Frances, for Aurelia see above, I like Therese but I prn it Ter-ayze.

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Emmeline Iris and Adeline Violet - I love Emmeline Iris. but I prefer sp Emeline Iris. Adeline Violet is okay but I prefer Adelina Violet. Again the rhyme doesn't overly bother me, I just don't like Adeline. If I did use these two names it would be so tempting to call them Emme and Addie!

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