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in reply to a message by Gina
Hmm...congrats on the expected births of twin girls! How exciting!!! :)
Azalea Ruby Jade & Isis Giselle Sage, the first sounds fine but the second name may have too many S's in it. It's like trying to spell Mississippi - M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i! :) So let me see: Isis Hazel Sage, sound like an herb! :) Okay, let's see then names together: Azalea & Isis, Oliver, Azalea & Isis, Isis & Azalea, Oliver, Isis & Azalea. I don't know! Maybe you should play around with them a bit.
I'm all for multible middle names and deffinately if one twin has three names the other should too! And also you might consider the length of the twins names, for instance if someone were to name one daughter Alexandra and her twin Amy it would look rather uneven! But if they tried Amy & Alexa it would look much more even! :) So, in your case Azalea is, or looks, rather longer than Isis, because of the I in the middle of Isis that just somehow seems to keep the name snug! Where with Azalea the Z and the E seem to seperate it and open it up more. :) So that's another thing to consider.
What about Ruby & Isis? Hmm...or Hazel & Ruby? But not Sage & Jade! LOL! You're on the right road, just play around with it a bit and I'm sure you'll come up with the perfect combo for your sweet baby girls! :)
Azalea Ruby Jade & Isis Giselle Sage, the first sounds fine but the second name may have too many S's in it. It's like trying to spell Mississippi - M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i! :) So let me see: Isis Hazel Sage, sound like an herb! :) Okay, let's see then names together: Azalea & Isis, Oliver, Azalea & Isis, Isis & Azalea, Oliver, Isis & Azalea. I don't know! Maybe you should play around with them a bit.
I'm all for multible middle names and deffinately if one twin has three names the other should too! And also you might consider the length of the twins names, for instance if someone were to name one daughter Alexandra and her twin Amy it would look rather uneven! But if they tried Amy & Alexa it would look much more even! :) So, in your case Azalea is, or looks, rather longer than Isis, because of the I in the middle of Isis that just somehow seems to keep the name snug! Where with Azalea the Z and the E seem to seperate it and open it up more. :) So that's another thing to consider.
What about Ruby & Isis? Hmm...or Hazel & Ruby? But not Sage & Jade! LOL! You're on the right road, just play around with it a bit and I'm sure you'll come up with the perfect combo for your sweet baby girls! :)
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