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I really like it, especially because it had multiple nn options. Ann or Annie or Nettie if the person prefers a more feminine name. Toni's there if they want something more neutral/masculine. It's just nice to have lots of options.

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My name has no traditional/clear nn and as a result I've never had one that stuck as a replacement for my name (which I don't like lol). So I think it's good to give a kid a name with lots of nn options.

I can't deny it's aristocratic and stylish. I forgot how much I esteemed Antoinette. I also like Nettie as a nickname.

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Antoinette Cornelia
Antoinette Daphne
Antoinette Eloise
Antoinette Frances
Antoinette Isadora
Antoinette Lorelei
Antoinette Marianne
Antoinette Minerva
Antoinette Noelle
Antoinette Penelope
Antoinette Rhiannon
Antoinette Susanna
Antoinette Teresa
Antoinette Veronica
Antoinette Winona

Antoinette is my aunt’s middle name (pronounced the French way). I’ve always thought it is very pretty, like Marie-Antoinette.

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Antoinette Elisabeth
Antoinette Chantal / Antoinette Marie-Chantal
Antoinette Evelyn

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Antoinette Beatrice
Antoinette Pascale
Antoinette Marie-Christine

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Antoinette Maryse
Antoinette Odile / Antoinette Marie-Odile
Antoinette Edith

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Antoinette Claire
Antoinette Maria
Antoinette Rose

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Antoinette Carmen
Antoinette Hedwig
Antoinette Lucie

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Antoinette Reine
Antoinette Magali
Antoinette Rachel

I'm very sorry, but I do not care for it. That being said, to each their own!
Antoinette Jade
Antoinette Tabitha
Antoinette Elaine
Antoinette Grace
Antoinette Lily
Antoinette Iris

I'm very sorry, but I do not care for it. That being said, to each their own!
Antoinette Jade
Antoinette Tabitha
Antoinette Elaine
Antoinette Grace
Antoinette Lily
Antoinette Iris

I'm very sorry, but I do not care for it. That being said, to each their own!
Antoinette Jade
Antoinette Tabitha
Antoinette Elaine
Antoinette Grace
Antoinette Lily
Antoinette Iris

It was in my ten for awhile but dropped off after I couldn’t decide how to pronounce it (“Anne-TWAH-net” or “Anne-TAH-net” or “Anne-TO-net”), names with multiple pronunciations is a pet peeve of mine. I still love it though, she’s fancy and vintage and princessy and has so many great nicknames. I also love Antonia but Antoinette is quirkier which I prefer.

It's a nice name, though it takes up a lot of space, literally and figuratively. I really like the nn Toni, and would actually rather use that on its own than deal with Antoinette.

I like it; a school friend was Antoinette and sometimes known as Anti! When she went to nursing college she became Toni overnight. I would be more likely to use Antonia than Antoinette - less frilly and fussy, though my friend was neither. Her mn was Marion, which I didn't like: too close to Marie Antoinette, who came to a sad end but wasn't really a role model.
Antoinette Susan is pleasantly vintage. Antoinette Cecily is doubly feminine but sounds good. Antoinette Rose updates it. Antoinette Desiree is doubly French!