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GRAY-um for both. My cousin is Graham so that's what I'm used to. The South African cricket captain is Graeme, named almost after his dad, Graham. That strikes me as odd; but I do associate Graeme with outdoor sport!

I like the spelling Graham better.

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I pronounce it like GRAM.

Graham I pronounce Gram and Graeme I pronounce Grayum. I like Graham better.

I really like the look of Graeme.

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I pronounce it GRAY-um.

I prefer Graham and I pronounce it GRAM. Actually my mother and I were having a little bit of a debate about this name awhile ago because she pronounces it GRAY-um haha.

Graham is what I prefer. And it depends on spelling. Graham- GRAM. Graeme- GRAY-um.

I prefer Graham and pronounce it "GRAM."

I prefer Graham; Graeme just looks bizarre to me. And I pronounce both GRAM.

I like both, and to me they're not the same thing. I pronounce Graham as GRAM, and have never heard it any other way (but through this site have learned that elsewhere in the world it is said with 2 syllables). Graeme I pronounce GRAYM, which I really like.

I prefer Graham. It just makes more sense to me. Graeme just doesn't look right--to me. I pronounce it GRAY-um. GRAM would be spelled, well, gram.

I prefer Graham and I basically pronounce it GRAM. (It's more like a fast one and a half syllables than just one syllable. It's definitely with a short 'a'.)

As far as the sound, I've always preferred Graham. But sometimes that might lead to an association with the Graham Cracker.

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I prefer Graeme pronounced Gray-um, two syllables.

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I prefer Graham. I admit, Graeme looks cool. Yet, it reminds me of grime just a bit too much.

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GRAM