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I like it spelled Harriet.

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Harriet Eliza Rose

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Harriet Matilda Louise

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Only if you intend on prn it hair-ee-EHT. Whenever I see a name ending in -ette I assume the emphasis falls on the last syllable and it irritates me when it doesn't.

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I don't really like either name but Harriette (hair-ee-EHT) sounds more feminine than Harriet so I'l go with the former.

I prefer the simple and elegant Harriet to the more frilly Harriette, which seems a little silly.

I am starting to really like Harriet, which is so out of left field for me. I think i like just-Harriet, but I sometimes like superfluous letters, So Harriette could grow on me. I agreee on the spunky no-nonsense character. It reminds me of Jane in that way - seems so simple and sweet, but you just know her brain could kick your butt.

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Perhaps rather egotistically I find Harriet Chloe rather charming. :)

I used to like it but I met a horrible Harriet and it put me off the name :( I much prefer Henriette or Henrietta.

I prefer Harriet. It's a nice name.

Only because they are superfluous! Henriette, fine. Harriet, fine. But not a merger.

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Harriet needs something playful and lively: I've always enjoyed Harriet Daisy.

I agree with you, Harriette looks more complete.

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I like Harriette Magnolia

I like the name, but only spelled Harriet. I want to pronounce Harriette differently, plus I just don't like the look of it.

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I also love the nickname Hattie for it.

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My favorite Harriet combo is Harriet Eloise.