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I really like it, but I like Isabel Piper even better :)

It's pretty, but I think Isabel Piper sounds better.

I love both names and think the combo works well together and its cute and I like it.

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Piper Isabel

Sounds nice together but I do not like Piper

good combo but hate Piper

I don't care for Piper myself; on paper, it reminds me of tobacco pipes and the Pied Piper. But if I met a real girl named Piper, I'm pretty sure I'd get used to it. Your combo flows nicely imo.

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- chazda

I love Piper & Isabel independantly and together the create a wonderful mix of unique and classic. Unfortunately, my husband has vetoed Piper, but we're considering Isabelle.

I love it, (obviously) msg

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and I love your combo

I don't think they go at all well as a combo, because of the current trendiness of Piper and the "royal" classic, agelessness (is that a word?) of Isabel.

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Piper is nms but I love Isabel.

I don't personally like Piper. It's cute, I don't cringe when i hear it as i do with some names, but it reminds me too much of Peter Piper (picked a peck of pickled peppers...)

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Isabel is cute. I like Isabelle better, probably becuase i like the nn Belle.

Like Piper a lot. I'm not fond of Isabel but it sounds nice as a mn.

Not a big fan of Piper

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Mainly because I can't really see a Doctor Piper or a Judge Piper. But Piper Isabel is cute, and she has Isabel to fall back on. I also much prefer the spelling Isabel. Isabelle is too much of a trendy spelling to me.

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Siri

I don't care for Piper. It isn't feminine to me, and is a noun (and, therefore, not a name to me). Although, I do like some names which are nouns, but Piper really stands out as a word to me, for some reason.

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I like Isabelle, with that spelling.

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I think Piper takes away from the beauty of Isabelle (or whichever spelling).