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Too much sugar.

This message was edited 1/27/2021, 1:15 PM

I think one or the other potentially works okay despite being saccharine, but together, they mainly sound like stuffed animals a kid named.

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Daisy / Daphne / Dalia / Dahlia / Delia and Holly / Hollis / Hallie / Yaara / Melina would seem nicer (more namey) to me.

This message was edited 1/1/2021, 8:07 PM

No one should be named Honey and only Dolly Parton can pull off Dolly. Together would be awful. It’s like reaching into a dictionary and pulling out random words.

I feel like these would be cute pet names for more serious full names...

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Like Honor and Dorothy/Dolores? Pamela and Dorothea?

Awful

I don’t care for either name. I don’t mind Dolly as a nickname for Dorothy but even then I prefer Dotty.
Honey is just plain ugh for a person. It works well for a golden retriever puppy though.

This message was edited 12/31/2020, 12:14 PM

Don't even get me started on how childish Honey and Dolly sound. Ugh...PLEASE DON'T.

Dolly is okay as a nickname for Dorothy, but other than that it’s bad.

As nicknames, absolutely. Harriet and Dorothy "Honey and Dolly" would be sweet.

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As full names, no.

Unsuitable for humans; maybe for paper dolls?

Hm. I'm not sure they go that well for twins. They are both sickeningly sweet, yes, so that works. But to me they are very different kinds of sweet - Honey is rich and vibrant, while Dolly is more airy, like cotton candy. So to me, even though they have a theme, their vibes clash.

yuck, my teeth hurt ...

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Honey itself is just plain gross. It's a dog's name, or something someone calls you when they can't be bothered to remember your name, or what a hooker with not much imagination might call herself.
Dolly is just okay, and only because of Dolly Parton.
For twins they sound lika pair of golden retriever puppies.

They’re nauseatingly cutesy and kiddish as a set. They might be a bit better separately, but I still don’t like them.