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I adore both

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And the two combos that come to mind are Rosalie Pearl and Cecily Maeve.

Cecily was on my favorite list for a very long time, so that is my pick between the two. The problem I had was combos too.

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Cecily Elizabeth
Cecily Nadine
Cecily Isabelle
Cecily Miranda
Cecily Eve
Cecily Jane
Cecily Rose
Cecily Olivia
Cecily Veronica

Well there are the usual suspects:
Cecily Jane/ Rosalie Jane
Cecily Anne/ Rosalie Anne
Cecily May/ Rosalie May
Cecily Elizabeth/ Rosalie Elizabeth
Cecily Grace/ Rosalie Grace

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And then:

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Cecily Josephine
Cecily Amandine (This one's been rattling around my head for weeks now!)
Cecily Rosamund
Cecily Sophia
Cecily Jemima
Cecily Leona
Cecily Fleur
Cecily Felicity (Just so sing-songy! That is definitely light and fluffy!)
Cecily Iris

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Rosalie Aurelia
Rosalie Madeleine
Rosalie Charlotte
Rosalie Margot/ Marguerite
Rosalie Irene/ Irena
Rosalie Anneliese
Rosalie Annabeth
Rosalie Olivia
Rosalie Eloise

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Of the two I prefer Cecily, though I do like Rosalie more and more lately. Any combos strike your fancy?

I don't like Rosalie; it seems very frilly to me. I love Cecily, though.

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Cecily Jane
Cecily Ruth
Cecily Violet
Cecily May
Cecily Agnes
Cecily Bridget
Cecily Bronwen
Cecily Frances
Cecily Faith
Cecily Georgia
Cecily Mabel
Cecily Maud
Cecily Mireille
Cecily Noelle
Cecily Niamh
Cecily Persis

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Do you like any?

I've got to be honest: I never understood the appeal to these names. I know a lot of people here like them, but I just don't think they pack much punch.

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I can still give you suggestions, though:

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Rosalie Mary
Rosalie Frances
Rosalie Jane
Rosalie Bella
Rosalie Katherine
Rosalie Quinn

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Cecily Nicole
Cecily Olive
Cecily May
Cecily June
Cecily August
Cecily Beatrice

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Amelie Joy is all right, but it sounds like Almond Joy.

I like Rosalie very much. Cecily is a bit too frilly but it's ok.

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Rosalie Beatrice
Rosalie Lydia
Rosalie Anna
Rosalie Claire

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Ceciliy Martha
Cecily Louise
Cecily Julia

You could compromise with Rosalie Cecile ( a nice French ooomph there!)
Or Cecily Rosalind
I think Cecily and Cicely are nice names but the meaning puts me off.
I love Rosalie and think what is a nice mn for it would also suit Cecily

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Rosalie Veronica (I was put in mind of Veronica because Dame Cecily Veronica Wedgwood was a famous English historian)
Rosalie Victoria
Rosalie Vivien

This message was edited 7/30/2008, 7:15 AM

I LOVE Rosalie. It's just so quaint and adorable. Cecily is nice, too. I'm more partial to Cécile (as both Rosalie and Cécile were Gracie Allen's middle names :)), but Cecily is very nice.

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Combo suggestions:

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Rosalie Charlotte
Rosalie Gwyneth
Rosalie Kate
Rosalie Jane
Rosalie Estella
Rosalie Seraphina
Rosalie Corinne
Rosalie Camille
Rosalie Maren
Rosalie Christabel
Rosalie Davina

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Cecily Theodora
Cecily Fiona
Cecily Cora
Cecily Frieda
Cecily Justine
Cecily Flora
Cecily Bronwen
Cecily Arabella