Juliet
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I really like it. It's one of my favourites, actually. I prefer it spelled Juliet, too. Juliette is just a bit too frilly and unnecessary since they're pronounced the same. I think Juliet looks more modern and neater. I have met a few Juliets but they were older; I don't think it too popular.
It's hard to find good middle names for Juliet (I don't have any which sound quite right!) so using it as a middle name is a good idea! Actually, Juliet Meadow flows quite well!
I think Meadow Juliet sounds fine, but not perfect. Emily sounds OK in there, but doens't really add anything.
It's hard to find good middle names for Juliet (I don't have any which sound quite right!) so using it as a middle name is a good idea! Actually, Juliet Meadow flows quite well!
I think Meadow Juliet sounds fine, but not perfect. Emily sounds OK in there, but doens't really add anything.
This message was edited 7/28/2012, 12:51 PM
I prefer Juliet by far. I dislike Juliette because I feel the extra letters are unnecessary. I don't think Juliet is getting too popular at all; I've never even met one. Plenty of Julias, but not Juliets.
I think Meadow Emily Juliet is too much. But Meadow Juliet is quite lovely. It conjures up some very nice images.
I think Meadow Emily Juliet is too much. But Meadow Juliet is quite lovely. It conjures up some very nice images.
I adore Juliet and would dearly love to use it as a fn. Yes, it's moving up the charts, but I think it's probably too early to tell how high it will place (hopefully, not too popular).
Funny, you say that Juliet has a dark pink color for you. I don't normally see colors with names, however, Juliet to me has a distinct lavender color. :-) I definitely prefer Juliet to Juliette and also much prefer Meadow Juliet to Meadow Emily Juliet.
Funny, you say that Juliet has a dark pink color for you. I don't normally see colors with names, however, Juliet to me has a distinct lavender color. :-) I definitely prefer Juliet to Juliette and also much prefer Meadow Juliet to Meadow Emily Juliet.