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I like it, but sometimes it seems too willowy and ephemeral.

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Willow Agnessa
Willow Agnes
Willow Heidrun
Willow Emperatriz
Willow Regina
Willow Magdalena
Willow Mariah
Willow Nadine
Willow Nedelya
Willow Theresa

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Cassandra Willow
Marjorie Willow
Gloria Willow
Isidora Willow
Benedicta Willow
Octavia Willow

This message was edited 3/22/2020, 1:58 PM

I really like it. It has a very soft and gentle, almost whimsical vibe to it, yet ages well with just enough maturity. I wouldn't mind considering it, though it's very unlikely that I would be able to use it in reality. However, I did actually use it for one of my main characters. I truly believe that her having a nature inspired name, along with one that's both gentle and soft such as "Willow", fits her tremendously well, given her distinct personality and style.
I also like that the name reminds me of my favorite types of trees, which is a nice added bonus. :D

I like it.

I love it and wish it wasn't getting so popular. I think it's light and pretty and would remain charming in adulthood.

Shedding leaves. Drooping. Weeping. Cricket bats ... much more cheerful, but who names a child after sports equipment?

I dont like it at all.

I used to love Willow. I still like it, but I used to loooove it. Back in high school when I didn't mind combining nature names, I thought Willow Sage would be a great name for a daughter - and then P!nk wound up actually naming her daughter Willow Sage a few years later, ha!

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Today I'd more likely use Willow as a middle name (for something really magical, like Sabrina or Morgana), but I still enjoy it.