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I really like Bridget, and I don't know a single one.

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Bridget is the only spelling I like.

Was Bridget popular anywhere in the 70s? I used to see it as an old lady name - it one of the quintessential Irish women names. However my husband has a new cousin, who also happens to be a god daughter, called Bridget so the name has grown on me quite a lot.

I only like it because of associations; if I didn't know any I wouyld probably hate it. I know three Bridgets.
Bridget is better than Bridgette, because it is less likely to get misspelled.

I've heard of a few in passing but I don't really know any. I actually llike Bridgette better.

I think Bridget is sweet. I don't really associate it with any one age group. I only know one 14-year-old with that name. I also like Brigita. :)

I like it and I prefer Bridget over Bridgette.

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I've met two- One was my older sisters friend, so probably about 30 now. The other was a girl my age who I went to high school with.

I think it's pretty. I don't associate it with the 70's at all. I don't associate it with anything but maybe a classic Irish name. I know I've encountered a few Bridgets in my life, but I think of various ages. I can't think of any specific ones though, so I'd say I know zero of them.

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I like Bridget better.

I like Bridget. I know only one and she is my cousin. She is about 25 yrs old I think.

I really like Bridget, I think it's very cute. I know quite a few Bridgets but I live in a very Irish area and most of them are a bit older (60+) and born in Ireland or are little girls named after the older relative. I can't think of any that were born in the 70's. I prefer Bridget over Bridgette.

I love it, and was just talking about it with Dh last night. Bridget.

I love Bridget. I have never actually met anyone called Bridget.