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They work very well together. Both are heavy (though only Winifred is lugubrious) with abundant nickname opportunities. Solid and respectable, I'd assume upper-middle class.

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I'm not particularly fond of Winifred on its own. It reminds me vaguely of Winnipeg, and I prefer the "Fred" element in masculine names - Frederick and Wilfred in particular. Winnie is a bit limp, while Freddie is self consciously tomboyish. A Winifred would probably be studious, but also good at chopping firewood.

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Winifred Áine
Winifred Aoife
Winifred Audrey
Winifred Bonnie
Winifred Clare
Winifred Edith
Winifred Elaine
Winifred Florence
Winifred Frances
Winifred Freya
Winifred Gráinne
Winifred Greta
Winifred Hedwig
Winifred Lenore
Winifred Maren
Winifred Mina
Winifred Nia
Winifred Róisín
Winifred Seren
Winifred Síofra
Winifred Tamsin
Winifred Titania

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I enjoy Beatrice very much, though I'm currently more partial to Beatrix. It makes me think of Dante's muse, and Bee is a sweet nickname. A Beatrice would be middle-aged or older, but with a youthful energy, and lots of laugh lines on her face. Very witty. Red-haired.

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Beatrice Alexandria
Beatrice Jean
Beatrice Pearl

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masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080

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