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Help[Opinions] Girl's Twin Set
Audrey Jean & Lesley Dee
It's a tribute to famous women, Audrey from Aurdrey Hepburn, Jean from Norma Jean (Marilyn Monroe's birth name), Lesley (Twiggy's brith name) and Dee from Deanna Durbin.
It's a tribute to famous women, Audrey from Aurdrey Hepburn, Jean from Norma Jean (Marilyn Monroe's birth name), Lesley (Twiggy's brith name) and Dee from Deanna Durbin.
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I think they sound fine together, though I prefer Leslie on a boy.
My mother named me after an actress (mostly cause it was the first thing to come to mind, she didn't have a girl named planned). I found it to lack any meaning, so I now use a form of my middle name (it was Elizabeth, I go by the original Elisheva)
If these people are important to you, and you wish the child to emulate them, then it can work well, but being named after someone famous has its own problems which is why I try to avoid it.
My mother named me after an actress (mostly cause it was the first thing to come to mind, she didn't have a girl named planned). I found it to lack any meaning, so I now use a form of my middle name (it was Elizabeth, I go by the original Elisheva)
If these people are important to you, and you wish the child to emulate them, then it can work well, but being named after someone famous has its own problems which is why I try to avoid it.
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I wouldn't use it because I'd want my kids to have names all their own.
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I like it! I especially like how you got the names (Twiggy is my hero!)
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Audrey Jean - I love Audrey, and though Jean isn't my style (and seems rather filler as a MN imo), the combo is fairly nice.
Lesley Dee - I don't care for Lesley, not matter how it's spelled (though I prefer Leslie); Dee is dnmsaa (nicknamey), and the combo seems repetitive in sound with the "ee" ending on both names.
Lesley Dee - I don't care for Lesley, not matter how it's spelled (though I prefer Leslie); Dee is dnmsaa (nicknamey), and the combo seems repetitive in sound with the "ee" ending on both names.
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Audrey Elenor - love Audrey. Elenor doesn't appeal to me, since it seems dated (and I think the spelling Eleanor is prettier). The combo is nice, though I'd prefer Audrey Elisabeth/Elizabeth or Audrey Ella.
Marilyn Jaqulene - Marilyn seems dated to me, too (I think Leslie is nicer). I'm assuming that Jaqulene is pronounced "jack leen", rather than "jack lynn". I, personally, prefer the second pronunciation, but spelled Jaclyn (a favorite of mine, though Jacqueline and Jacquelyn are also nice).
If I could mix-match (and variate) the combos you've given, I'd go with Audrey Eleanor & Jaclyn Leslie.
Marilyn Jaqulene - Marilyn seems dated to me, too (I think Leslie is nicer). I'm assuming that Jaqulene is pronounced "jack leen", rather than "jack lynn". I, personally, prefer the second pronunciation, but spelled Jaclyn (a favorite of mine, though Jacqueline and Jacquelyn are also nice).
If I could mix-match (and variate) the combos you've given, I'd go with Audrey Eleanor & Jaclyn Leslie.
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