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I like Florence - it's my aunt name - she was named after her great-aunt. I like Florence Harmony.

I seem to be in the mood for vintage names: I like Florence.

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Of your combos I like
Florence Isabel
Florence Daisy (a tad flowery, flourishing but pretty nonetheless)
Florence Anabel
Florence Camille (I like that both names are used in English-speaking countries as well as in French-speaking countries. Quite an international combo ;-) )

I think it's strong and interesting.

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Florence Camille is a bit too soft for my tastes, though.

I love Florence, but everyone else I know hates it. which makes me like it even more. It's ahead of it's time, is all. It's elegant, classy and has a great namesake - Florence Nightingale. I like the nick name Flora for it, too, though Florence is just so easy to say, it flows off the lips.

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I love Florence Olivia and Florence Annabel of your combos. Very classy.

I think it is hopelessly old-fashioned, and rather ugly.

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Out of all your combos, Florence Emily and Florence Olivia sound the best.

I love it! I found out not to long ago that my great-grandmother's full name was Florence Violet Sarah...I love Florence Violet.

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I also love:
Florence Emily (I love Emily in the middle!)
Florence Isabel
Florence Anabel
Florence Daisy
Florence Camille

I kind of like it. It has a very fresh feel to it and somehow doesn't feel to place-namey to me.

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Florence Emily is lovely. I really like it. Most of those combos are nice, but that one's my favorite. I think cutesy names make nice middle names for Florence. My husband's great-great-grandmother was named Florence Belle, which I think would be adorable on a little girl today.

Florence is lovely vintage, though I think I prefer it as a MN

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All the combo's are lovely, but I really prefer the MN's you've listed to Florence. Especially Emily and Isabel (though they're overused these days), Olivia and Anabel. Camille is unusual these days, but gorgeous. Harmony and Daisy are pretty as well.