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Prefer it as a nn... What it would be paired w/ would depend on whether it's THE name or a nn.

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Guess you can decide whether each of these go better w/ Bram or Abraham nn Bram.

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David
Brent
Alexander
Nathanael
Gabriel
Jose
Javier
Israel
Levi
Asher
Dakota
Isaiah
Caedmon
Charles
Josiah
Pascal
Elijah
Darryl
Fritz
Joshua
Oliver
Lars
Christopher
Tobias
Sebastian
Y’shua
Dominic
Judah
Carolos
Dietrich
Gavriel
Eliezer
Alonso
Azariah
Baruch
Samuel
Caleb
Haggai
Phillip
Dallas
Gilberto
Felipe
Donatello
Lavi
Habakkuk
Pedro
Jeremiah
Ezra
Kyle
Ariel
Leonardo
Reginald

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I ADORE Bram! Abram nn Bram is my favorite boys name!

I really like Bram. It's simple, but not boring at all.

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Combos:
Bram Silas
Bram Theodore
Bram Augustus
Bram Ezekiel
Bram Elliot / Elliott
Bram Ulysses
Bram Vincent
Bram David
Bram Oliver
Bram Tobias
Bram Gabriel
Bram Charles
Bram Felix
Bram Jonathan
Bram Isaac
Bram Roland
Bram Henry
Bram Alistair / Alastair / Alasdair
Bram Sidney
Bram Evaristus
Bram Everett
Bram Jordan
Bram Julian
Bram Adrian
Bram Lucian
Bram Lucas
Bram Leo
Bram Levi
Bram Caius
Bram Rory

I quite like it as a nickname. My first association is Bram Stoker!

Love. I go through loving it more and less phases, but whenever I see it I want to run up to it and give it a hug.

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In the past I've mostly thought of it as a nickname, even though I like it on its own too and at the moment think I prefer it that way. But I do have these only-Bram combos:
Bram Alasdair
Bram Andrew
Bram Beathan
Bram Cecil
Bram Dietrich
Bram Edward
Bram Gordon
Bram Malachy
Bram Richard
Bram St. John (this one's my favorite)

I like Bram, though I prefer Bran. Bran is open, earthy, and woodsy, while Bram is darker. I agree with Apolline that they are both difficult to pair. I think a three-syllable name might work best:

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Bram Alasdair
Bram Taliesin

I love the name Bram (I also like Bran) but I have no idea as far as what to pair it with. I have a hard time with monosyllibic first names.

I've always really liked Bram. Its real simple and understated, yet at the same time a bit unusual.
Bram Alexander
Bram Wilder
Bram Nicholas
Bram Frederick
Bram Francis
Bram Oscar
Bram Marcus
Bram Woodrow
Bram Clancy
Bram Lowell
Bram Humphrey

I love Bram and it's definitely because of Bram Stoker.

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Not sure about combos but a sister to Bram I would name Lydia if it helps.

I like it! Mostly because of Bram Stoker.
I'd probably pair it with something old-fashioned and maybe a little "heavy" sounding? Something with G's and O's and V's and D's...

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Bram Alasdair
Bram Dorian
Bram Othello
Bram Oedipus
Bram Gideon
Bram Adair
Bram Victor/Viktor
Bram Diomedes