[Opinions] Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style
Do you mean like Marie-Laure or Anne-Marie?I happen to adore double-barreled names in general, and Frenchified combos are my favorite, so I would say they are usable for sure. As for being in style, I am not sure. I guess it would depend on the combo you chose. You could certainly use a name like Yvonne-Jeanette. However, since both choices in the combo are a bit dated, the overall feel is dated as well. Usable, but not on trend. Carole-Anne might do the same thing. Alternatively, you could go with something similar but more updated, such as Callie-Ann instead of Carole-Anne. I personally think unexpected combos like Eva-Martine, Stella-Faye or Tansy-Bette are the best options, but those that use names that are in style right now work well too (think Lily-Belle or Harper-Mae). Anna Kathleen is quite pretty too. ______________________________________________
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Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  vladislava  ·  10/3/2015, 4:38 PM
Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  Joiya  ·  10/5/2015, 6:14 AM
Frenchified - nice twist (NT)  ·  Barbra  ·  10/10/2015, 1:24 PM
Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  Barbra  ·  10/4/2015, 7:52 AM
Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  mirfak  ·  10/4/2015, 1:04 AM
Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  Caroline  ·  10/3/2015, 8:04 PM
Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  spacealien  ·  10/3/2015, 7:04 PM
Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  noel  ·  10/3/2015, 5:44 PM
Re: Are French/Southern double first names out of style  ·  molly  ·  10/3/2015, 5:05 PM