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I love that name...it's one of my favorites that will be considered one day. I always think of some 20-something woman with dark hair and is very talented, like she can really sing and dance. Just because of a movie I watched where a woman had that name and that's where I got it from.

It's one of those classy names that can easily have nns, such as Addie or Ladie (i don't like the latter)

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Stuff food processors, enjoy life while it lasts.

Adelaide is beautiful, classy and romantic

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"You sought a flower and found a fruit. You sought a spring and found a sea. You sought a woman and found a soul. You are disappointed."
"It does not become me to make myself smaller than I am." (Edith Södergran 1891-1923)

It's not a name in my top ten list, but it's gorgeous and lovely all the same. Rachel Griffiths named her recently born daughter Adelaide Rose.

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My impressions of a person with this name is someone who is charming, intelligent, elegant and proper.

I actually live in the city of Adelaide so I wouldn't call my child by this name but I think it's a beautiful name. Our city is named after Queen Adelaide. You might get called Adele or deli.

A quiet older lady with a nice smile.

I love it. I see a creative girl/woman and for some reason I see her with long auburn hair.
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And in comes Romeo, he's moaning
"You Belong to Me I Believe"
And someone says," You're in the wrong place, my friend
You'd better leave."

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Proud foster mother to 26 exclamation marks. See profile for their names.

Adelaide is a very pretty name. I picture a girl who has an old, soft, gentle spirit. I see her with brown hair and honey or hazel eyes.

My cousin is Adelaide Antoinette. She's always gone by Addie. I think my aunt could have done a better job with the mn (first child over-enthusiasm?), but Adelaide is very appealing.

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I think I prefer the "less-is-more" quality of Adele, but Adelaide has an unmistakable nostalgic charm to it.

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Anyone who's parents had the good taste to name a child Adelaide must raise an equally tasteful child. Seriously, I find it hard to imagine a personality based solely on a name.