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I really like Annalise.

I'd adore them spelled Anneliese / Annelise and Emmeline! Annalise and Emmaline, especially when they're twins, look like you got bored with Anna and Emma.

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Abbott and March are bad but I suppose they're tolerable in the middle.

Annalise and Emmaline are pretty (even though I prefer the sp. Emmeline). I'm sorry but I really dislike Abbott, why would you want to name a female child like the cheif of a male monastery? As others have said, Abigail would be waayyy better. March is nmssa either, also surnamey and masculine.

One of my favourite books is 'The Thirteenth Tale' by Diane Setterfield...in it are identical twin girls called Adeline and Emmeline. I think these are wonderful names for girls and it started me off on a huge Adeline thing!

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Anneliese and Emmeline (spelt like that) are nice. Abbott and March are very masculine; I would prefer Abigail and May, or something similar.

I think I'd prefer spellings Anneliese and Emmeline BUT I love both names, and I think they work well together- they have the same sort of feel to me. I much, much, much prefer Annalise to Annalie.

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Are there particular reasons for using Abbott and March? They sound nice with the fn's.

Annalise & Emmaline sound too theme-y together, because of the double letters and the same amount of letters. Abbott seems surname-y and I don't like how the double A. Annalise March would be a nice combo.

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How about...Annalise March and Emilia Abigail?