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Celebrity BA

by Malin (nilamalin)

4/13/2011, 2:13 PM

Swedish fashion reporter (et cetera) Ebba von Sydow, whose blog I follow, and her husband Johan had their first child last week, and now they have decided on a name for her: Marianne.
Hmm. Marianne is a name I associate with women some years older than my parents, not with cute little babies ... It's just doesn't feel old enough to make a comeback. But I suppose it will in a decade or so, and that little Marianne is just ahead of her time. It's actually kinda cute. :) What do you think?

#BAs #celebrities

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- Wordsmith

4/14/2011, 10:59 AM

Oh, I adore Marianne! It's warm, delicate, humble, romantic. Lovely!

- Arcadia

4/14/2011, 8:50 AM

I'm reading Sense and Sensibility right now, which is making me very fond of the name Marianne. I don't think I'll ever like it enough to see it as usable, but its is pretty.

- Brookelle (brookellie)

4/14/2011, 2:23 AM

I have a friend named Marianne [18] so it's not old to me at all. & I think it's adorable =]

- Kitty (vomiting)

4/13/2011, 8:46 PM

I can see Marianne coming back, what with Vivienne and Isabella and all of the other long, feminine names.

Congratulations to them.

- Marie (Tawnee)

4/13/2011, 7:21 PM

It's not my style, but it's not awful.

- vigdis

4/13/2011, 6:42 PM

I love Marianne.

I've suggested it to my husband but he prefers the more modern-sounding Mariana. It's too bad - Marianne is pure, understated elegance.

- coldplayer9

4/13/2011, 3:45 PM

Marianne will forever remind me of old sailor songs and tales in which the pretty maiden/ mermaid is often named Marianne. I like this association very much.

I agree though that it's not going to be popular anytime soon.

- Sigrid (Beautiful Victory)

4/13/2011, 3:01 PM

I don't like it. But I guess it'll grow on me just like Maj-Lis (Josefine Sundström's daughter's name) did.

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