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[reclaimeddreams.livejournal.com]

William Iain Jackson

WDYT?

Also -

Madeline Grace Jackson

-or-

Madeline Delilah Jackson

Do you think Delia would be better than Delilah?

I'm thinking something with a Dee kind of sound as the middle name for Madeline.

Let me know.

Comments

[emtotherescuee.livejournal.com]

William Iain Jackson is cute.

I don't like Madeline Grace, because Grace is become a filler name, and I believe in going against the flow:]
But I love Madeline Delilah Jackson. I suggest you leave the "h" on.

[freezemyazaleas.livejournal.com]

I like Delia a lot better than Delilah.

[tryyingtoevolve.livejournal.com]

William Ian - Yes. William Iain - No. The spelling looks really weird to me, and I always want to pronounce it in some random way.

I like Madeline Delilah Jackson better; Grace seems rather filler-ish. I think Delilah is prettier than just Delia, and it flows better, too.

[arbus.livejournal.com]

i like william iain (prefer it without that second i, but thats just me) its a really nice name.

also, i love madeline, and think madeline delia sounds best of the three.

[tak3th3fall.livejournal.com]

Madeline Deliah. =)

[serenebean.livejournal.com]

Iain (complete with two Is!) is my favorite boy's name, so I have an automatic love for that. XD William isn't bad, but I might have picked Michael instead. Except that your last name is Jackson. lol. Perhaps not, then.

I think Madeline Grace flows a lot better, but like others have said, Grace is becoming sort of a filler. I do rather like Delia, though!

[shortbutfast.livejournal.com]

i really like William Iain Jackson and Madeline Grace Jackson. great picks.
Delilah isn't my thing.

[satunian.livejournal.com]

William Ian is my first choice for a boy's name, so I naturally fully endorse it! :) Good choice ;)

I have to say I'm really sick of Grace as the trendy filler middle name and was never that impressed with it anyway. I like Delia as a name slightly better than Delilah, but I think Delia blends in with Madeline so I have to say I think Delilah sounds a lot better with it. That's my opinion!

[reclaimeddreams.livejournal.com]

I do have to state in self-defense that Grace is not meant to be a 'filler' name with Madeline. It's a family name and would thusly have meaning, as would Delilah. I get so many comments that people don't want to see Grace as a 'filler' name and thusly feel the need to defend it.

Grace is a family name and therefore would have more meaning than it if were just a 'filler name' just for reference.

Thanks for commenting, though!

[satunian.livejournal.com]

Well I wasn't commenting on the name as your choice, only my relation with the name. Of course the connection you have with it is lost on me because I am not part of your family, so i really only have to go by the Graces I see, and it's often like the "Marie" of the 80s, used all the time as a middle name. I don't have anyone in my life named Grace to put a meaning to it, personally.

Also, I have a small family, and no "family names", everyone has their own name, so my opinions on names are often strickly a "do I like it or hate it" deal for me.

[dustkitty.livejournal.com]

I like William Iain Jackson a lot.

I like all three middle names for Madeline, but I think Delia flows a little better than Delilah (though I like Delilah more on its own). Madeline Grace flows even better.