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Marie is so cute. I prefer it as a nn for Marina / Marianne, etc., or as a stand alone I like the Hebrew name Marni. But I'll take her just about anyway she comes. Blythe works well as a mn for her. I don't think Blythe needs anything to help define it, but if you must then Marnie Blythe Amelia flow beautifully. Other suggestions:

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Marnie Blythe Adele
Marnie Blythe Patricia
Marnie Blythe Rhiannon
Marnie Blythe Catriona / Katrina
Marnie Blythe Susannah
Marnie Blythe Eleanor / Elinor
Marnie Blythe Rebecca
Marnie Blythe Jacinda
Marnie Blythe Colette
Marnie Blythe Seraphine
Marnie Blythe Isabeau
Marnie Blythe Isolde
Marnie Blythe Vanessa
Marnie Blythe Eugenia
Marnie Blythe Juliet
Marnie Blythe Rosalind
Marnie Blythe Victoria
Marnie Blythe Callista
Marnie Blythe Imelda
Marnie Blythe Alice
Marnie Blythe Christiane

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Yes, no, maybe so? :-)

This message was edited 4/9/2013, 1:14 PM