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I love Harriet though I find Christian a bit dull. They don't seem to 'go together' terribly well as siblings, imo, since they are different in style, popularity, time frame, etc. I would suggest August and Harriet, but that sounds a little too close too "Ozzie & Harriet". :b

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As for Harriet combos, I love:
Harriet Primrose
Harriet Cordelia
Harriet Ines

I quite like Harriet, but I love Christian. My favourite Christian combos are Samuel Christian and Christian Alexander. I think Harriet sounds fine with Christian.

Love Harriet! I like Cordelia, Lucy, and Marigold as mns. I think Harriet is fine with Christian, though it does make Christian look a little dull. I also wouldn't use Harriet with Henry, as it stems from Harry which is a nn for Henry.

I love Christian, however, I hate Harriet!

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Out of your combos I like Harriet Juliana.

I don't like Christian, but I like Harriet. I'd prefer Harriet and August as the first name myself ;)

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As for the combos, my favourite is Harriet Lucy. Lovely. The only other one I like is Harriet Seraphine, which is also gorgeous. Oh and Harriet Ines too. I love Freya but it doesn't sound right.

I think that Christian is a more modern sounding name [however, I know it's been used for many years], while Harriet is an older sounding name and not used near as often as Christian is. I really dont think they sound good together because of that.

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I think that Harriet Juliana sounds the best out of all of the names you've listed.

Yes, Harriet! She looks sweetly old-fashioned, but in reality, she can be a nasty little snipe (read: utterly human) at the same time. I associate with Harriet M. Welsch, and I love it a lot.

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Harriet Primrose strikes me as just lovely. My favourite Primrose combo is actually Alice Primrose, but Harriet Primrose gives the same quaint feeling. :) I'm also partial to Harriet Marigold simply because I like the idea of Harriet finally getting a middle name starting with M (since in Harriet the Spy, Ole Golly sighs at her signature and tells her "You know perfectly well you have no middle name").

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