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[juicykisses.livejournal.com]

So I think I found my new favorite community.

I'm getting married in less than two weeks, but not planning on having kids for 3+ years, so we have a lot of time to think, but here are some of the names we like right now.

Girls:
Brynn Faith
Margaret Hazel (To be called Maggie) (First name after his aunt that set us up and Hazel after a very close family friend)
Savannah


Boys:
Luke
Jonathan Scott (To be called Scott, since my fiance's name is Jonathan)


There are so many names that I've liked that he's turned down, but that's ok.

Oh, and my sister-in-law is pregnant and she and I were convinced she was having a girl (name picked was Kate) but they told her at her latest ultrasound that its actually a boy. She really liked Tristan but everyone was telling her that it was too girly a name for a boy. I liked it :(

Anyway, I'm sure I'll be lurking around here for quite awhile.

Comments

[juicykisses.livejournal.com]

I'm sure they will. But we know that we'll have a daughter named Brynn. (Unless we don't have a girl at all).

Its funny cause we actually picked that name out when we had been dating for less than a month. But its one we'll always like I'm sure.

And yes, people like Tristan for a girl, but no one likes it for a boy.

[krosp.livejournal.com]

I have never ever heard of Tristan for a girl.

[sayga.livejournal.com]

me neither. i've heard Trista for a girl, but always Tristan for a boy. it is getting quite popular, though, in case popular names are something the OP is trying to avoid.

[turabiannights.livejournal.com]

Tristan is definitely not too girly. Tristan was one of the Knights of the Round Table!

[mrsduryee.livejournal.com]

I LOVE it for a boy! Tristan and Isolde...very masculine there.