following the trend

[eleanorgrace.livejournal.com]

I'd love feedback in addition to votes, if at all possible. Many of the names are familial, but I'd love to work with names that have some meaning to me in some way. If you have better combinations or suggestions based on what I already have/seem to like, definitely let me know. And if you prefer Taylor for a boy or a girl but don't like the middle names I have chosen, definitely tell me which you prefer and what you'd pair it with. Thanks!

Comments

[bornto-fly.livejournal.com]

Margaret Louise is GORGEOUS. I dislike Taylor on both genders, but I guess, if I HAD TO choose, I'd say a boy. However, it's so common on girls, it might not be a great idea to name a boy that.

[0o-faerie.livejournal.com]

Louise Anne sounds too much like 'Louisiana' to me...and I'm not even American! ;)
I love the name Isaac, but I can't stand the name 'Norman'...and I think Bridget Madeline is really pretty =)

[eleanorgrace.livejournal.com]

That did not occur to me. Yeah, no good on that combination. Ha.

I would only use Norman as a middle name. I don't dislike it, obviously, but it's for a family member and not for its stand-alone beauty. Ha.

[anapology.livejournal.com]

The only girls name I liked was Anastasia Hope, which i think is gorgeous.
You other names though were pretty much ugly.

I prefer Taylor on a boy, I hate boys names on girls and what posesses you to use Gertrude. Even if the person i loved most in the world was call Gertrude I'd never use it, even as a namesake. Urgh!

[eleanorgrace.livejournal.com]

I know Gertrude is not going to be popular--it's not a gorgeous name, ha. It's for a family member. It would definitely only be a middle name if it's used at all. I'd especially use it if this family member is still alive when I have children; I think she's be really honored. And she's a good person to be named after, even if the name itself isn't fabulous. We shall see.

[sandtree.livejournal.com]

Love: James Edward, Margaret Louise, Margaret Catherine

[coolteamblt.livejournal.com]

Personally, I prefer Louisa to Louise. I don't care for Vernon, or Christian. Instead, maybe Jacob Daniel? I can't stand Charity or Melanie or Joanna. I can appreciate family names, so I might be able to get behind some of these combos, but I'm very finicky with names. How about Elizabeth Maureen, Louisa Joanna, and Margaret Gertrude? I kinda like Gertrude as a middle name. I don't like Taylor for either gender. It's too trendy and unisex, which I hate.