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Just another trendy, "unique" surname-turned-first-name given to girls for no reason at all.
I don’t care for it, though my friend is obsessed with it and Harper.

It reminds me of hyper, pipettes, (smoking) pipes. So, if I put effort into spinning that positively - energetic, methodical, effervescent and botanical (ghost pipe).

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Piper Isabeau
Piper Cadence
Piper Cordelia
Eliana Piper
Rowena Piper
Tessa Piper

This message was edited 12/30/2020, 9:14 PM

It's cool on a girl, very youthful and bubbly. It's not my style.

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I do like Piper on a boy, haha.

Don't like it

I like it, I think it's spunky. Piper Matilde? Piper Elizabeth?

I find it obnoxious, sorry.

I don't like it, it's dull, and trendy in a bad way. I've never seen the appeal, and don't understand why it becomes so popular now.

This message was edited 12/30/2020, 12:23 PM

I love the name Piper! It's on my list of favorites. I love the combos Piper Amelia and Piper Emmaline. :)

Personally, I don't really like Piper. It's too trendy, and it'll be the new Karen in a few years. What I mean by that is that they'll see her exact age, since a particular age group mostly is named Piper.
If you're interested in music names, how about Harper? It still has that trendy feel, but it has that nice old feel to it also. Harper sounds really close to Piper too. Plus, the Harp sounds more beautiful than a Pipe in my opinion. There's Harper Lee too, a famous author. She's amazing in my opinion.

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Harper Elizabeth
Harper Elise
Harper Eliza
Harper Anne
Harper Roxanne
Harper May
Harper Rose
Harper Grace

It seems so silly, so whimsical/talking-puppy or fairy-tale-imp. I don't know how in the world it ever got to be so popular as a first name.