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Aspen and Gabrielle are both nice but Aspen Gabrielle has too many "ahh" sounds maybe. It seems ok though.

Not really. Gabrielle is such a lovely classical name and Aspen belongs to a totally different category of names. Gabrielle would pair well with something like Charlotte, Caroline, Sophie and the like whilst Aspen seems to be in the same category as names like Kaley, Dakota and Riley. Also, the first syllable in Aspen sounds rather cold and uninviting.

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Aspen are beautiful trees, so I can understand why Aspen has become a name. I see it as more masculine for some reason. It goes well enough with Gabrielle, but the combo doesn't thrill me.

I dislike most place names, including this one. I also dislike the ASS sound at the beginning of ASS-pen. I also don't care for Gabrielle. :-/ Sorry.

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~Heather~

I think it's a cute name, just maybe not with Gabrielle...!

I think Aspen is a cute name. I don't really care for the name Gabrielle, but Aspen Gabrielle does flow together well.

Do you mean as siblings or as a single name, Aspen Gabrielle / Gabrielle Aspen?

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They have different feelings, to me. I can see them as siblings, but it isn't the best combination in the world. Not bad, just not the best.

erm... imo Aspen is only meant to be a city. I think it sounds funny as a name. Like 'Milwaukee' or 'Detroit'.

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But if you like it, I know it has been used as a name... Gabrielle Aspen isn't too bad. So long as your ln doesn't start with B,G,P,S,T, or Y. lol

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This message was edited 2/6/2006, 4:53 PM