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I prefer to leave it as a surname.
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Opps, reply to main post...
For some reason I think of a actor/movie connection, but I don't know what.
Besides that, I do agree it's not the greatest sounding name, not sure if I would use harsh though. I don't hate it, and Vaughn may be a few steps up the totem pole. I don't mind surnames as first names in some cases, but do agree Vance seems to sound better as a surname.
For some reason I think of a actor/movie connection, but I don't know what.
Besides that, I do agree it's not the greatest sounding name, not sure if I would use harsh though. I don't hate it, and Vaughn may be a few steps up the totem pole. I don't mind surnames as first names in some cases, but do agree Vance seems to sound better as a surname.
This message was edited 10/19/2011, 5:56 AM
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It's okay-it's not really my style, probably because it's one syllable. One syllable names tend to sound a little harsh to me.
On a side note, a had a history professor named Vance-an all-around great guy.
On a side note, a had a history professor named Vance-an all-around great guy.
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Not a fan. It has that really unattractive nasally sound when you say it. It's very harsh. It has an immature feel to it. There's a place I drive by all the time (in a really ugly weird building) that makes headstones called "Vance Ferguson," so I associate it with that too.
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Lily is my username. Please do not use it!
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I have always liked this name but it would need to be with something simple (imo) because it's a standout name and could look like youre trying too hard if paired with multiple middle names or something really long.
There is a street in my city called "Vance Jackson" if it werent for that association I would say it works well together as a name.
There is a street in my city called "Vance Jackson" if it werent for that association I would say it works well together as a name.
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