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Help[Opinions] What middle names would you choose for this list?
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Susanna Elaine
Antonia Ruth
Christina Lindsay
Kessie Zinnia
Marigold Rosalyn
Vienna Doris
Holly Johanna
Claudia Tamsin
Harvey Leopold
Walter Conrad
Leon Desmond
Ichabod Cecil
Antonia Ruth
Christina Lindsay
Kessie Zinnia
Marigold Rosalyn
Vienna Doris
Holly Johanna
Claudia Tamsin
Harvey Leopold
Walter Conrad
Leon Desmond
Ichabod Cecil
Yo, I think I almost did Vienna Blythe!
Ooo, Kessie Devorah! Really unexpected and out of left field, but it is divine.
Vienna Blythe and Holly Winona have enchanting rhythm.
Leon Draven is practically made for Hollywood, I can so see it on a cool-headed action hero or dignified villain.
Hollis is actually one of my buried gem names, so it would not be out of the blue for me to pair it with Ichabod. I never would have thought to do so.
Vienna Blythe and Holly Winona have enchanting rhythm.
Leon Draven is practically made for Hollywood, I can so see it on a cool-headed action hero or dignified villain.
Hollis is actually one of my buried gem names, so it would not be out of the blue for me to pair it with Ichabod. I never would have thought to do so.
Yes! Normally I’m against common names, but I swear Rose as a middle name makes everything sounds ten times better.
Susanna's my name. My middle name's Camille, and I do think Susanna Camille works. But I have a bias... and I'm not sure what I'd pick instead of Camille. Lucille? Idk.
Others:
Antonia Delphine
Antonia Eliza
Antonia Francesca
Antonia Genevieve
Antonia Isabel
Antonia Josephine
Antonia Laurel
Antonia Meredith
Antonia Mireille
Antonia Rosalind
Antonia Wilhelmina
Christina Emilia
Christina Florence
Christina Gwendolen
Christina Lucille
Christina Rosalind
Christina Theodora
Kessie... I got nothing here. Not a fan.
Marigold is nms, but I'll give it a go.
Marigold Allegra
Marigold Amelie
Marigold Beatrice
Marigold Cecilia
Others:
Antonia Delphine
Antonia Eliza
Antonia Francesca
Antonia Genevieve
Antonia Isabel
Antonia Josephine
Antonia Laurel
Antonia Meredith
Antonia Mireille
Antonia Rosalind
Antonia Wilhelmina
Christina Emilia
Christina Florence
Christina Gwendolen
Christina Lucille
Christina Rosalind
Christina Theodora
Kessie... I got nothing here. Not a fan.
Marigold is nms, but I'll give it a go.
Marigold Allegra
Marigold Amelie
Marigold Beatrice
Marigold Cecilia
Susanna Beth
Antonia Jade
Christina Rose
Kessie Anne
Marigold Rae
Vienna is so pretty- might be a new favorite. Vienna Adalyn.
Holly Jane
Claudia Rae
Harvey Atticus
Walter Atticus
Leon Oliver
Ichabod James
Antonia Jade
Christina Rose
Kessie Anne
Marigold Rae
Vienna is so pretty- might be a new favorite. Vienna Adalyn.
Holly Jane
Claudia Rae
Harvey Atticus
Walter Atticus
Leon Oliver
Ichabod James
Susanna Mae
Antonia Jane
Christina Dean
Kesia Faith
Marigold Ann
Vienna Kathleen
Holly Elizabeth
Claudia Ruth
Harvey Nathaniel
Walter Keith
Leon Gregory
Ichabod James
Antonia Jane
Christina Dean
Kesia Faith
Marigold Ann
Vienna Kathleen
Holly Elizabeth
Claudia Ruth
Harvey Nathaniel
Walter Keith
Leon Gregory
Ichabod James
Walter Edmund is stunning!
Never would have thought to add Ivy to Vienna, but now that I'm seeing it written, it's noticeable and definitely pulls me in. It has a great look, and I'm also liking the sound.
Christopher may be overdone, but I actually quite like it, I consider it a comforting name. The pairing with Leon looks and sounds great, very solid.
I'm also digging Ichabod Zachary. The pair of uncommon initials is entrancing, plus they both seem to be from the same time period, so there's a synergy there that I like.
Christopher may be overdone, but I actually quite like it, I consider it a comforting name. The pairing with Leon looks and sounds great, very solid.
I'm also digging Ichabod Zachary. The pair of uncommon initials is entrancing, plus they both seem to be from the same time period, so there's a synergy there that I like.
Susanna(h) Marie
Antonia Margaret
Christina Diane
Kessie
Marigold Hilary
Vienna
Holly Serena
Claudia Lucille
Harvey Duncan
Walter Ernest
Leon Matthew
Ichabod Charles
Antonia Margaret
Christina Diane
Kessie
Marigold Hilary
Vienna
Holly Serena
Claudia Lucille
Harvey Duncan
Walter Ernest
Leon Matthew
Ichabod Charles
I fear that I'm going to be entirely too bland, and frankly I'm not a fan of many of these names, so my suggestions are likely not going to be all that interesting.
Girl:
Susanna - I like this name a lot (tend to prefer Susannah, but that's a small point of personal taste) and think it requires something that feels similarly old-style-but-not-outdated. Susanna Abigail might be a bit Puritan-esque for some, but that's where my head goes. (I also have a think for Susanna Eleanor, nicknamed Sue Ellen.)
Antonia - Eek. I don't like this one much. I'd go with something short. Antonia Jane might be bland, but it works for a name I don't care for.
Christina - My usual inclination here is Christina Maria. It's a little sing-song-ey, but I think it works.
Kessie - I'm not sure what this is - it's sounds like something you name a pet bird, so I'm not going with it.
Marigold - Eek. I'm not even sure. I find the upward trajectory of this name disconcerting.
Vienna - I dislike city names without some significant attachment. I've got no ideas here.
Holly - Holly Katherine. I think you need something a bit longer - Holly is dated name to me but I do like it. I think it requires something to move it from a dated trend to something more sophisticated. I know some view Katherine as overused, but I think it's been so widely used for so long because it does have a certain regality to it. (Actually I'd go with Katharine, that's my favorite spelling.)
Girl:
Susanna - I like this name a lot (tend to prefer Susannah, but that's a small point of personal taste) and think it requires something that feels similarly old-style-but-not-outdated. Susanna Abigail might be a bit Puritan-esque for some, but that's where my head goes. (I also have a think for Susanna Eleanor, nicknamed Sue Ellen.)
Antonia - Eek. I don't like this one much. I'd go with something short. Antonia Jane might be bland, but it works for a name I don't care for.
Christina - My usual inclination here is Christina Maria. It's a little sing-song-ey, but I think it works.
Kessie - I'm not sure what this is - it's sounds like something you name a pet bird, so I'm not going with it.
Marigold - Eek. I'm not even sure. I find the upward trajectory of this name disconcerting.
Vienna - I dislike city names without some significant attachment. I've got no ideas here.
Holly - Holly Katherine. I think you need something a bit longer - Holly is dated name to me but I do like it. I think it requires something to move it from a dated trend to something more sophisticated. I know some view Katherine as overused, but I think it's been so widely used for so long because it does have a certain regality to it. (Actually I'd go with Katharine, that's my favorite spelling.)
LOL, funny you mention a pet bird for Kessie, because the only instance I can find of its usage is in an episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Rabbit adopts a baby blue bird and raises her himself, naming her Kessie. It's a beautiful episode that I've remembered since childhood, so the name Kessie creates a fond warmth in me.
THAT's where I knew that name from! I couldn't remember what the show was but that's literally what I was thinking of with pet bird.