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Griffin is an acceptable name. I don't think you's need a nick-name, but if you'd want one, you'd have to work hard for it not to be Griff.

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Griffin and Finn are, I would say, too close for brothers.

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edited for typo.

This message was edited 12/10/2012, 12:23 PM

Lol, nice try....yes they are too close for brothers! :) I love Finn and don't mind Griffin either. Finn could certainly be a nickname for Griffin. I guess it's just a matter of whether you prefer one over the other.

I like Griffin a lot, it sounds handsome. My eleven year old neighbor is named Griffin. Of course Finn can be a nickname for Griffin but it doesn't seem obvious to me. If someone chooses the name Griffin it almost seems silly to bother with the nickname Finn; they seem like such different names. I prefer the nickname Grif actually.

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But Finn is a nice name on it's own (or short for Finnegan or Finlay). I do think Griffin and Finn are too much as brothers.

Well, you've already gotten my opinions on Griffin and Finn several times already so I'll skip to the last two questions.

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I prefer Griffin just the ittiest bit, probably due to the fact that it's less popular. They are definitely too close to be brother imo. But Finn could work as a nickname (although it'd just be Fin,huh).