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Pretty name but 50 years old woman?? Oh god no

For some reason I do like it from a girl its a GP for me.

I don't think there's anything wrong with it. I find it really cute and I think it would work just fine on an adult. I have met an adult Sunny actually, a lady and I thought it sounded great.

That move did make me think twice about it. I still can't see it being usable though. It could make a cute nn.

I wouldn't mind seeing it as a nn (for Sunniva, maybe, or just as a nn for a bright, cheery little girl) but definitely not as a given name. I definitely think it better suits a pet than a person, but that may be because it's my cat's name (her sister is Stormy). :b

I can't picture a grown woman with the name Sunny. I love Sunniva and think Sunny makes a cute nn for that. A girl named Sunniva could drop the nn Sunny when she gets older if she feels its too cutesy or childish.

I really can't see Sunny on a woman in her 40s. And what happens if she's not sunny when she grows up? But, it is a nice nickmname.

& Cher

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I realize its spelled Sonny and Cher, but nevertheless it's what popped into my head first

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Not to mention its a word name, and I'm really not into that.

It's an adorable nickname, but that's it. A nickname. I'd use Sunniva with the nickname Sunny.

Sunny would be a cute nn for Soleil or Sunita.

No, it definitely doesn't age very well. It should stay a very informal nn (for a cheerful, sunny personality) among family and friends.
It also makes a cute dog or cat name.