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I find it very cutesy and wouldn't fit on an adult imho... It's also very, very old fashioned...
It is prononced suy-zet, by the way, but English people would never get it right ;)

Most -ette names are low on my list. I love Susanne, but Suzette is NMS. But I'll give it an honest effort.

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Suzette Anastasia
Suzette Anneliese
Suzette Elizabeth
Suzette Katharine
Suzette Lillian
Suzette Maria
Suzette Roberta

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Do you fancy any of those?

Hmm. As a rule, there aren't many "-ette" names that I like. And I confess I prefer Suzanne over Suzette. But I do like seeing names from the past being restored, so I'll give ti a go. How about:

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Suzette Eliane
Suzette Jacqueline
Suzette Emiliane
Suzette Catherine
Suzette Adele
Suzette Isabelle
Suzette Marianne
Suzette Annemarie
Suzette Caroline ("car-o-LEEN")

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I had the strangest feeling as I was combining. I kept thinking Suzette was the mn. It's good to shake things up a bit. My inner computer needs to be reprogrammed.

Nice name...
Suzette Bridget
Suzette Alice
Suzette Vanessa
Suzette Eirwen
Suzette Clelia

This message was edited 3/10/2008, 8:38 AM

I wouldn't use it, but here are some combos:

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Suzette Annemarie
Suzette Marie
Suzette Emily
Suzette Amelia

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:0)