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I think it's lovely. I prefer that "win" be pronounced like "win" rather than "ween," though.

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Edwina Margaret's a bit too bland to me, and I find Margaret Edwina dissonant because the final "et" clashes with the beginning "ed."

I'd rate it minus 5. It's just so fugly. the name Edwin is ugly to me for starters, and the dw sound and the ween sound just add the ugliness.

8/10, one of my guilty pleasures, I wouldn't use it. It's so spunky. :)

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I love both Margaret Edwina and Edwina Margaret. I also like Edwina Margot and Edwina Renee.

3/10

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Personally, I dislike it. I don't think there are any combinations that could alter my dislike, so I don't think I need to post any...

I like it a lot. I'd give it 8/10, I think, I'm very drawn to it. I probably wouldn't use it just because there are other names I'm more attached to but I'm always delighted to see it.

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Edwina Caroline
Edwina Lindsay
Edwina Iris
Edwina Naomi

I don’t really like the DWEEN sound. It does go well with Margaret, though.

There’s something about this name I really don’t like. But it’s okay I guess.

I like Edwina; better than Edwin I think, though Edwin is probably the best of the Ed- names.

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I knew a Suzanne Edwina who was always called Sue. She was named after a French grandmother and an English grandfather, Edward, as far as I recall.

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Edwina Rosalie
Edwina Jocelyn
Edwina Lucy
Edwina Marianne
and they all work just fine with Edwina as the mn as well

I'd rate it a 10 out of 10 since I named my daughter Edwina lol.
Get a huge amount of compliments on it, which I wasn't surprised by, it's the more normal of our three girls names

Its ok, I prefer Edwina to Margaret as a fn